Qualification requirements

Traditional Entry Route: Level 3 Computing qualification (or equivalent such as engineering) at merit average or above (eg. BTEC – MMM or above, T-level merit or above) And / or A-Levels in relevant subjects will also be considered at a minimum of 96 UCAS points Evidence of level 2 Literacy is required, for example key skills or functional skills at level 2 or GCSE English language at Grade C/4 or above. If applicants do not have evidence of Literacy at level 2, it will be necessary to complete a piece of writing to demonstrate competence in written English. Other entry routes: Will consider a range of alternative qualifications or experience that is equivalent to the typical offer. Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) is offered for those who are unsure of the current value of their qualifications or have gained experience working in computing related industry without a traditional Level 3 qualification. We actively welcome applications from mature students from a variety of backgrounds. We are seeking people who wish to bring graduate leadership to employment settings where the skills and knowledge gained on the course can improve productivity and employment prospects. Other Requirements: The selection process involves an interview at Nescot, including a programming task to measure ability to solve logical problems. Potential students are expected to seek out a suitable work placement and/or be in employment in the technology sector prior to starting the programme. Overseas students need a minimum IELTs score of 6.5 to show competence in all four assessed areas.