Digital & Computing Pathway
Leading to employment in IT, Data Analysis and Game Designing.
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Why choose this pathway?
This pathway is designed to help you progress to a career in the Government and Public Affairs Sector. Your career options could include:
- Application Analyst
- Applications Developer
- Database Administrator
- Forensic Computer Analyst
- Website Designer
- Website Designer
- Game Designer
- IT Technician
- Network Engineer
- Surveyors
- Data Analyst
What skills will I gain?
Transferable Skills
- Cyber Security
- Data Analysis
- Communication
- Research
- Problem Solving
- Green/Sustainable Understanding
Technical Skills
- Staying up to date with cutting edge knowledge
- Technical Support
- Helpdesk Support
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Azure
- SQL (Structured Query Language)
- Agile Methodology
- Operating Systems
- Window Servers
Pathway Courses
There are 3 routes you can take on the Digital & Computing Pathway which are A-Levels, T-Levels, and Vocational courses (BTECs).
Please note, some subjects may not be available at both campuses. Subject combinations can depend on the course/profession, so please check university requirements.
- A-Levels
- T-Levels
- Vocational courses (BTECs)
- Optional A-Levels
- Additional Qualifications
Mandatory A-Level Subjects - You should choose at least one of the following mandatory subjects.
You can choose these complementary subjects to study.
If you choose to study the A-Level or Vocational route you can also study the below qualifications across two years:
Further Career Information
Download the 'Where Next' booklet from Greater Essex Careers Hub, which features information on the Essex job market.
Career Hub Lmi Booklet Final