Computing, Digital & IT - Digital and Arts
This single unit qualification is designed for learners to learn about the principles of computer programming to understand how programming works. They will develop text-based programming skills to design and develop their own computer program.
View on college websiteCareer areas this course can lead to
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1. Programmers and software development professionals Average salary: £56,910
UK employment: -3.6% last 3 years -
2. IT managers Average salary: £56,440
UK employment: +19.4% last 3 years -
3. Cyber security professionals Average salary: £54,650
UK employment: +101.8% last 3 years -
4. IT network professionals Average salary: £48,910
UK employment: -11.8% last 3 years -
5. IT quality and testing professionals Average salary: £47,120
UK employment: -17% last 3 years -
6. Data analysts Average salary: £38,570
UK employment: +13.3% last 3 years -
7. Database administrators and web content technicians Average salary: £38,000
UK employment: -30.2% last 3 years -
8. IT operations technicians Average salary: £35,260
UK employment: -11.3% last 3 years -
9. IT business analysts, architects and systems designers Average salary: £60,290
UK employment: +19.6% last 3 years -
10. IT user support technicians Average salary: £35,130
UK employment: +16.4% last 3 years -
11. Information technology directors Average salary: £91,670
UK employment: +19% last 3 years -
12. IT project managers Average salary: £58,370
UK employment: +3.8% last 3 years -
13. Web design professionals Average salary: £48,630
UK employment: -3.7% last 3 years -
14. Computer system and equipment installers and servicers Average salary: £34,240
UK employment: -24.2% last 3 years