Entry Requirements
There are no standard entry requirements; however, a short assessment will take place prior to enrolment to ensure the course is right for you. Courses are free if you’re claiming a benefit or earning less than £25,750.
Study Mode
Part time School Friendly Hours
Duration
Flexible, part-time learning designed to be completed in a short timeframe
Key features and Benefits
- Courses are bitesize and manageable
- Gain experience you can apply in daily life
- Boost your CV and gain a Functional Skills City & Guilds qualification
- Flexible with various start dates throughout the year
- We offer a friendly and supportive introduction to IT for adults, covering all aspects of IT.
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Overview
Are you interested in Cyber Security? Do you want to understand the protective methods that help maintain a secure online environment? This course is designed for anyone who wants to gain valuable knowledge in the growing field of Cyber Security whether that's for a future career or developing personal knowledge and online safety.
By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to safeguard information and systems, making you a vital asset in the ever-evolving world of Cyber Security.
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What will I study?
What cybercrime is and how it affects individuals and organisations
Common types of cyber threats (e.g. phishing, ransomware, cyberextortion)
Protective methods such as firewalls, antivirus software, and secure passwords
Principles of ethical hacking, penetration testing, and user access control
Legal and ethical considerations, including GDPR and responsible online behaviour
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Entry Requirements
There are no standard entry requirements; however, a short assessment will take place prior to enrolment to ensure the course is right for you. Courses are free if you’re claiming a benefit or earning less than £25,750.
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What can I do next?
Further Study
Entry level roles in IT support digital services
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*In the Government's latest achievement tables for learners aged 16-18.
