Shipley College Full-time Prospectus 2019-20

Computing & IT
Digital Marketer Level 3
Apprenticeship
Course length: 12-18 months | Code: 8222
Entry requirements
• An apprenticeship vacancy in your chosen area.
• You will have an interview.
• These will be set by your employer, but typically
include 4 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, plus a
minimum grade 3 (D) in English & maths.
• Experience of, or an interest in, Digital Marketing.
• You must pass an initial assessment in English,
maths & ICT.
About the course
As a Digital Marketer Apprentice, you will be involved
in the development and implementation of marketing
campaigns. You will learn how to target and engage
your audience using both digital and traditional
marketing methods. You will cover the principles of
Marketing plus gain experience in a variety of online
and digital platforms. You will learn to create posts,
to put campaigns together, to investigate campaign
performance through analytics and learn basic
coding.
We will support you to prepare for your End Point
Assessment.
Your future
After your apprenticeship, you may be able to study
a course at college or university, such as a Higher
Apprenticeship. Alternatively, you can use the skills
and experience you have gained to progress further
in your career.
Register your interest
Infrastructure Technician
Level 3 Apprenticeship
Course length: 12-18 months | Code: 8101
Entry requirements
• An apprenticeship vacancy in your chosen area.
• You will have an interview.
• These will be set by your employer, but typically
include 4 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, plus a
minimum grade 3 (D) in English & maths.
• Completion of a full Level 2 Apprenticeship
at Pass grade or above in a relevant area, or
a minimum of one year’s relevant industry
experience in ICT.
• You must pass an initial assessment in English,
maths & ICT.
About the course
As an existing or new Infrastructure Technician, this
course will help you be more productive in your role
and build your career. You will develop knowledge
and skills in networking & architecture, mobile &
operating systems, cloud services, coding & logic
and business processes. You will learn how to use
tools and methods to solve issues and troubleshoot
non-routine problems. You will develop a portfolio
of evidence demonstrating your competence and
knowledge of the subject.
We will support you to prepare for your End Point
Assessment.
Your future
After your apprenticeship, you may be able to study
a course at college or university, such as a Network
Engineer Higher Apprenticeship. Alternatively, you
can use the skills and experience you have gained to
progress further in your career.
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