Level 3 BTEC IT Systems Subsidiary

Student will study 6 units across 1 year, including; communication and employability skills, computer systems, computer networks, information systems, installing and uploading software, and maintaining computer systems

Assessment is continuous through practical assignment work, submitted and assessed throughout the year Students will be expected to show a wide range of skills, including; scenario based assignments, presentation skills, report writing and practical demonstrations

The 60-credit BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary will naturally lead to the 120 credit Diploma for a second year

Students returning for a second year will study: eCommerce, managing computer networks, and event driven programming etc

However, students may wish to pursue an apprenticeship or seek employment

5 Cs at GCSE including either English or Maths

Students are typically in college for 3 days a week, between 0900 - 1700