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Level 3 T Level in Digital Support and Security

Study Mode
Full Time
Level
3
Duration
2 Years
Subject
IT and Digital Technologies
Suitable for
16-18
Location
Institute of Technology
Level 3 T Level in Digital Support and Security
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About the course

This advanced T Level prepares you for a career in one of the fastest-growing areas of technology. You’ll develop the digital and analytical skills needed to protect data, systems and networks against cyber threats.

Through a blend of classroom learning and an industry placement, you’ll explore IT infrastructure, cyber security concepts, networking, cloud technology and digital project management. You’ll learn how to identify risks, manage incidents and keep organisations safe online.

This qualification is ideal if you enjoy problem-solving, teamwork and applying technical knowledge in real-world scenarios across business, public services or digital industries.

Why study with us

T Levels at Newham College London

Real Experience. Real Skills. Real Results.

T Levels are an exciting new alternative to A Levels, combining classroom learning with real-world experience. At Newham College London, you’ll gain valuable industry skills through extended work placements with leading employers, preparing you for university, higher technical study or skilled employment. Our state-of-the-art facilities and expert teaching ensure you graduate ready to succeed in fast-growing sectors like digital, health, construction and business.

Entry requirements

  • GCSE profile: Minimum 5 GCSEs at grades 9–4 (or equivalent), including English Language and Maths at grade 4 or above; or successful completion of a related Level 2 qualification (normally at Merit or above, where specified).
  • Initial assessment and interview: You’ll complete any required assessments and attend an interview to confirm the right starting level.
  • Suitability: Positive attitude, strong attendance, and the ability to work safely and professionally with others.
  • English and Maths: Applicants who meet all other requirements but do not yet have the required English or Maths grade may still be considered for a place, on the condition that they study and achieve this qualification alongside their main course. Final decisions are made by the senior course leader.
  • Additional:
  • 5 GCSEs at 9–4 including English and Maths; strong interest in cyber security and IT service operations.

Progression

Courses:

  • Higher Apprenticeship or Degree Apprenticeship in Cyber Security or Network Engineering
  • Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Computing
  • University degree in Cyber Security, Computer Science, or Digital Infrastructure

Other:

  • Employment in IT support, network administration, or cyber security operations
  • Progression to roles such as Cyber Security Technician, IT Systems Analyst, or Infrastructure Support Specialist