Digital Infrastructure Engineering
Digital Infrastructure Engineering
Level 3 Diploma Digital Infrastructure Engineer
This qualification provides learners the skills, knowledge and competence required to work as IT Professionals in a wide range of job roles.
If not taken as an apprenticeship – cost:
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Is this course right for me?
Digital infrastructure provides reliable internet connections and access to internal software, data and storage solutions. There is an increasing need to address the digital skills gap for Digital Infrastructure Engineers in Wales and attract new entrants into these roles. This Digital Infrastructure Engineer qualification provides a route to develop on-premises, wi-fi and hybrid network environments through on-the-job vocational learning to measurably improve organisational infrastructure capabilities.
- Two GCSEs at grade C or above (may include one relevant equivalent) to include English Language/First Language Welsh or Mathematics/Numeracy
- Discretion may be used where an applicant has a D grade in either the Welsh/English or Maths, subject to interview
- You will be expected to be in relevant job role
- Entry is subject to attending a course information session or informal interview
- Learners must be at least 16 years old
This course is suitable for those people over the age of 16 and with employment in a suitable role such as IT or Network Support. It is not possible to gain the qualification without relevant employment or work experience.
It can be taken as an apprenticeship, or as a standalone qualification
To apply for an apprenticeship, you must have an employer willing to employ you for the duration of your apprenticeship. Level 3 qualifications cannot be achieved without employment in the trade.
Whether as an apprentice or not, your employer will need to:
- Be able to give you time off work to complete college-set learning activities
- Provide us with evidence of suitable insurance and evidence of your employment status
- Be happy to discuss Health and Safety procedures with your assessor
- Pay you the appropriate national minimum wage, including for college days
- Portfolio of evidence
- Assignment work
- Workplace evidence
- If taken as an apprenticeship then reviews with your assessor and employer will take place every 1-2 months and you will be expected to have developed your skills and knowledge between each review
- Stationery - you will be told about any specific items before you start the course
Any costs above are approximate and may change. For information on refunds and course cancellations please see the fee policy.
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