The content is split into a core component that is common to all Digital T Levels, and occupational specialism content that is specific to this T Level in Digital Production, Design and Development. The core component provides a broad understanding of the digital industry and covers the following digital-related topics:
- Programming
- Problem Solving & Testing
- Business Context
- Data
- Digital Analysis
- Digital Environments
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Legislation
- Security
The content of the occupational specialism will cover the following topics: - analysing a problem to define requirements and acceptance criteria aligned * designing, implementing and testing software
- changing, maintaining and supporting software
creating solutions in a social and collaborative environment - discovering, evaluating and applying reliable sources of knowledge
- applying ethical principles and managing risks in line with legal and regulatory requirements when developing software.
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Entry requirements
5 GCSEs grade 9-4 (grade A* - C) requiring both English & maths or a relevant Level 2 qualification at merit or above.
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Who is the course for?
This course is ideal if you want to start a career in software and digital design as, for example, a programmer, web designer, IT business analyst, systems designer, software development technician or digital marketer. It is designed for post-16 students and is an ideal qualification if you are intending to progress directly to employment within the digital industry, to a digital apprenticeship or to further studies.
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Study methods
T Levels will combine classroom theory, practical learning and a minimum 45-day industry placement with an employer to make sure you have real experience of the workplace.
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How is the course assessed?
The core component will be assessed through a project set by employers in the industry and two externally-set tests. The occupational specialism content will allow you to develop the relevant skills in preparation for your career in the digital industry. The occupational specialism is assessed through a project that is created in conjunction with relevant employers.
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Where Next – Job Opportunities
Achieving this qualification will give you an advantage when applying for a job in software production and design in the digital industry
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Where Next – Further Studies
This qualification is supported by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education, and has been developed in collaboration with a number of employers. Achieving this qualification will give you an advantage when progressing to further study.
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How to apply
To apply for a course choose one of these methods:
>> Online - click the Apply Now button, fill out the form and submit
>>Post - download an application form here , or use the form in the prospectus. Fill it out and return it to:
Student Records/Admissions, Uxbridge College, Park Road, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB8 1NQ.
When we have received your application we will contact you to arrange an interview time.
