Prepare for further learning or training and/or develop knowledge and/or skills in a subject area
Pass
Gateway Qualifications offers a range of innovative, flexible and dynamic vocational qualifications that are valued and meaningful and which will develop the skills necessary to gain employment or to progress through further study.
To achieve this qualification learners must complete 3 credits from Group M (Mandatory) and a further 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
A minimum of 21 credits must be at the level of the qualification.
Learners must achieve the 3 credit mandatory unit.
Learners must complete 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
Learners may achieve one unit in this group.
Learners may achieve one unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit from this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners must complete 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners must complete 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
Learners may achieve 1 unit from this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit from this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit from this group.
Learners must complete 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners must complete 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners must complete 27 credits from the optional unit groups; Group O1 (Digital Design), Group O2 (Digital Marketing), Group O3 (IT and Network Support), Group O4 (Machining and Manufacturing Technology), Group O5 (Productivity) or Group O6 (Software and Programming)
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
Learners may achieve 1 unit in this group.
This qualification is for learners who want to develop and extend their digital skills to prepare for employment for different roles in the digital and creative industries, such as software and programming, network support and digital design. The qualification is also designed for job roles in other industries where specific digital skills are required, such as finance, marketing and machining and manufacturing. The qualification includes a mandatory unit along with optional units that relate directly to the skills, knowledge and behaviours expected by employers and covers a wide range and use of different digital technologies, systems and software.
Learners will develop knowledge and understanding of the core areas of Digital and an introduction to the skills required in the Digital sector
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View this qualification on the ESFA Qualification Funding Search
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