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Digital Software Development T Level
Bexhill College
Penland Road, Bexhill-On-Sea, East Sussex, TN40 2JG
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Course Summary
Equivalent to 3 A Levels
This T Level is ideal for students who want to develop industry‑ready software skills and understand how digital technologies influence modern organisations. Across the two‑year programme, you will build technical confidence, strengthen your problem‑solving abilities, and develop professional behaviours valued in the digital sector. Designed with employers, the course ensures every part of your learning reflects real workplace needs. Your industry placement provides valuable hands‑on experience, enables you to build a professional portfolio, and gives you a strong advantage when progressing into employment, apprenticeships, or further study.
Course Details
During the course, you will study a range of theory and practical skills, including:
- Programming concepts
- Data use, digital platforms, cybersecurity, and the foundations of software development
- Analysing user requirements
- Designing effective digital solutions and working collaboratively on practical projects
- Programming languages, app and web development
- Debugging, testing, and agile project methods
- Understanding how digital innovation shapes different industries.
How will it be delivered and assessed?
Assessment includes written exams and an employer‑set project for the core component, alongside a substantial practical software development project for the occupational specialism.
Entry requirements
At least five GCSEs at grade 5 or above, including Maths and English at grade 4.
Equipment required
Your next steps...
You can progress into roles such as junior software developer, web developer, software technician, or UX‑related positions. You may also move on to a higher‑level apprenticeship or university study in computing or software engineering.
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