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BTEC Level 2 Technical Diploma in Digital Technology Networking and Cybersecurity

BTEC Level 2 Technical Diploma in Digital Technology Networking and Cybersecurity

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This qualification gives you the essential skills and knowledge employers demand in today's fast-paced IT sector. Every module is designed to prepare you for real-world challenges and opportunities. Why choose this qualification? Because it's practical, industry-focused, and designed to make you job-ready from day one.

  • Entry Requirements


    4 GCSE grade 3 or above, including English and Maths.

  • Course Content


    IT Networks Made Simple – Understand how networks work, their key features, and how to keep them secure.

    Hands-On Hardware Skills – Set up new equipment and upgrade existing systems with confidence.

    Smart IT Solutions – Learn how organisations solve IT challenges and deliver seamless services.

    Cybersecurity in Action – Use ethical hacking techniques to test and strengthen network security.

    Network Management – Build, maintain, and optimise networks for peak performance.

  • Progression Next Steps


    Achieving this qualification will give learners an advantage when applying for a job in IT. The types of jobs they will be ready for are:

    Junior Network Engineer Network Support.

    The qualification gives learners a sound basis to progress to a Level 3 qualification, when studied in a full study programme, such as the BTEC Level 3 Foundation leading to Extended Diploma in IT, or a T level in Digital support with the pathway of Cyber security or a Level 3 Digital Apprenticeship.

  • Additional Information


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  • Course Structure


    One year full time course covering 6 units that are assessed via coursework and two externally assessed units for 16-18 year olds.

  • Assessment Details


    This programme includes six mandatory units, with two assessed externally to showcase your knowledge and skills.

    Applied Task – Put your learning into practice with a realistic, work-based activity. Onscreen Test – Demonstrate your understanding through a variety of interactive question types, designed to reflect real workplace scenarios.