Cybersecurity - Level 3 Diploma

The learner will cover topics such as: How devices communicate, focusing on both physical transmission methods and the media they use. Designing and developing a simple computer network from a user. Specification and creating a maintenance plan The identification and resolution of a range of threats and vulnerabilities. Transferable skills are those generic soft skills that are valued by employers and higher education alike. The following transferable skills have been contextualised into the content of the qualification: Research Communication (oral).

Learners will typically have four GCSEs at A* to C (9-1), preferably including English and Maths.

Developing and maintaining computer networks Network threats and vulnerabilities

Progression from this Level 3 Technical qualification is designed to be to work, in a junior cyber security role, IT Technical Support, Database Administrator, Field Technician or Network Technician. Learners would have an opportunity for further study, topping up this qualification to a Level 3 Cambridge Technical Foundation Diploma in IT. This qualification will also contribute to university entry and will provide opportunities to undertake a range of professional qualifications