Course Info: G5143 - STUDY PROGRAMME L3 Diploma IT

Level 3 Cyber Security & App Development

Full Time · G5143 · 25/26

About

Always wanted to know about programming? Want to get to know the fundamentals of cyber security and understand it’s impact on your apps and websites? This course will prepare you for the next step into your career as a software engineer or cyber security professional.

Over the course of the program you will look at making a variety of apps and websites and how data driven technologies power modern day businesses. Looking at programming and artificial intelligence all the way to websites and social media.

Our program prepares you for software engineering and creating secure programs and web applications to power your next creation supporting you with the business data and growing sector knowledge in artificial intelligence and Internet of Everything, where humans meet technology!

Modules

Fundamentals of IT – EXAM
Global Information – EXAM
Project Management
Product Development
Internet of Everything
Application Design
Web Design & Prototyping
Game Design & Prototyping

Entry Requirements

4 GCSE’s @ Grade 4 (C) and above including;
GCSE English at 4 or L2 English Functional Skills preferred.

Progression from Level 2
Achieve overall Merit on Level 2 (Preferred)
GCSE English Grade 4 (Preferred)

Equipment and Additional Costs

Memory stick, Notebook and Pen.

Cost

Courses are free for 16-18 who have not studied higher than GCSE's, and for 19-24 with an EHCP. Even if you have studied a different course at college or sixth form we may still be able to help. Speak to the admissions team for more information. There maybe free or reduced costs for adults, contact the admissions team to see if you are eligible.

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Course Features

15/09/2025 — 26/06/2026

Wigston Campus

Computing and Digital

Level 3

1 Year

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Please note:
This course is currently in the planning stage and some details of the programme may change before the course is confirmed. Where applicable applicants will be advised of any changes at the time of enrolment.

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