COURSES OFFERED BY NESCOT COLLEGE

Coding is what makes it possible for anyone to create computer software. Websites, apps, and social media are all made with code – it is a language that tells computers what action to perform.

This qualification was developed in consultation with industry experts and is awarded by Gateway Qualifications. The Code Institute supports delivery with their learning platform giving in where and when you learn. You will also be fully supported and guided through the qualification by NESCOT’s

The Access to HE Computing will set you on the right track for a career in IT and Telecoms. Digital Technologies such as Software Engineering and Network Security are a growth area for job opportunities in London and the South east.

T Level programmes are designed to provide progression routes into skilled and technical employment, higher or degree apprenticeships, or university.

You will learn how to care for and support children up to the age of 8 both in the classroom and in a variety of child care settings. You will develop your knowledge of how children learn and develop through different stages, ways to help children learn and play, and how to plan and practise activi...

The full time Extended Diploma in Sport course at Nescot is a two year course aimed at students with an interest in the application of sports coaching and health and fitness to the promotion, maintenance and enhancement of sport related performance.

Business administrators have a highly transferable set of knowledge, skills and behaviours that can be applied in all sectors. This includes small and large businesses alike; from the public sector, private sector and charitable sector.

The Extended Diploma is designed as a two-year, full time course ideal for anyone who is interested in learning about the Enterprise and Entrepreneurship and wants to progress to higher education courses in business areas before entering employment. It can also support learners who want to progress

Entry requirements are a minimum of one GCSE at grade 3 and one GCSE at grade 2. This must include English language or literature and maths.Other Information

The combination of practical and theory sessions will enable you to gain good practical skills with underpinning job knowledge of Brickwork.