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Digital T Level Transition programme- 1 yrApply Now »
Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Years: 1
Interview: Y
Course Summary
Are you interested in studying for the new Level 3 T Level in Digital Production, Design and Development but not sure you are quite ready yet?
Do you learn better in a predominantly classroom/workshop-based environment?
The aim of the T Level Transition programme is to prepare you to progress to and succeed on your chosen T Level.
Entry requirements
You need four GCSEs at a grade 4 or above, to include either Maths or English.
GCSE Maths or English must be at a grade 3 if these have not already been achieved. You will have the option to resit as part of your study programme.
Course Content
- Diagnostic period - taster sessions for the digital T Level route
- English and Maths - dependent on GCSE grades achieved
- Work experience and work-related learning - you will develop the skills, behaviours, attitude and confidence that you will need for the Level 3 T Level
- Introductory technical skills - you will develop introductory technical skills in relation to the Digital Production, Design and Development T Level core components. These will be based on the following digital-related topics:
- Business Context
- Culture
- Data
- Digital Analysis
- Digital Environments
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Learning
- Legislation
- Security
- Testing
- Tools
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed through:
- Work-related learning projects
- Modules - introductory units of work based around the digital content
- Theory-based and practical workshops
Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required?
What can I do after this course?
Further Study
This programme is specifically designed to help you progress to the T Level Digital Production, Design and Development at Level 3.
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Dominic Saneria
From Derby College to Workforce Planning Manager at Barclays Bank
After finishing school I wanted to focus specifically on IT and achieved better results when doing course work so chose a BTEC National Diploma at Derby College. I really enjoyed focusing solely on IT but having various different disciplines with the IT, it gave me a varied understanding of what is expected within each different branch of IT. My time at the College gave me an understanding of different roles that I could do in a work environment and what skills are applicable in each field. I use of the technical programming skills I learnt at the College on a day to day basis.
The most exciting part of my current role is training and developing new staff members, helping them to learn new technical process and learning transferable skills that can go across the industry.
