Certificate of Higher Education · Digital Technologies

CertHEComputingLevel 4 entry only

Build a practical foundation in computing. Explore networks, programming, information systems and dynamic websites while developing academic and professional skills for your next step.

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Level 4 entry only. Speak with GLP about admissions and current course availability.

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Duration: 1 yearLevel 4 entry only
Mode of study: Full-timeWeekday delivery
Qualification: CertHECertificate of Higher Education
Intakes: To be confirmedAsk GLP about current start dates

Course level: Level 4
Curriculum: 7 modules · 120 credits
Delivery: Weekday — confirm your timetable with admissions

Build your computing foundations

Turn curiosity into
computing knowledge.

The CertHE Computing introduces essential areas of computing, including Network Design Fundamentals, Information Systems and Databases, and Dynamic Website Development.

Develop the foundations to explore a career in computing or continue towards further specialisation. Academic study, personal development and work-related learning sit alongside technical modules to help you connect knowledge with practice.

The supplied course outline names Elizabeth School of London. Contact GLP to confirm the delivery location, awarding institution, current availability and arrangements for your intended entry year.

Find your starting point

Prepare your application.

For Level 4 entry, the supplied outline lists the following requirements:

A Level 3 qualification.
An entry test for Computing.
A personal statement.
ID or passport.

English language requirements

Provide one of the following:

English Language GCSE at grade C/4 or above.
Level 2 Functional Skills English.
IELTS 6.0.
An internal English assessment.

Admissions will confirm accepted qualifications, equivalent awards, test arrangements and any additional conditions for your application.

Discuss your entry route

Your learning journey

Seven modules.
A connected foundation.

The supplied Year 1 curriculum contains seven modules totalling 120 credits.

Year 1 · Level 4Technical foundations, academic skills and work-related learning

ACS100 · Academic Study Skills (10 credits)
NCS101 · Network Design Fundamentals (20 credits)
CMP114 · Dynamic Website Development (20 credits)
PRD100 · Personal Development (10 credits)
CMP111 · Information Systems and Databases (20 credits)
CMP112 · Programming Fundamentals (20 credits)
WRL100 · Work Related Learning (20 credits)

Confirm the current module specification and delivery arrangements for your entry year with admissions.

Develop through practice

Learn with feedback.
Demonstrate your skills.

The assessment strategy combines traditional methods with authentic tasks linked to the course learning outcomes. Skills develop progressively throughout the programme.

Practice and feedback

Formative tasks provide opportunities to practise new skills.
Ongoing feedback helps you understand your progress.
Guidance supports your confidence ahead of summative assessments.

Your tutors will explain the learning outcomes and assessment requirements for each module.

Summative assessment

Presentations and work-related projects
Group work and computer-based simulations
Essays, videos and business reports

These are examples from the supplied outline. Confirm the assessment methods and weighting for each module.

Plan your next step

Confirm your study costs.

Tuition fees

To be confirmed

Contact GLP for the current fee schedule for your qualification, chosen study pace and entry year.

Ask about fees & funding

The supplied outline quotes a Home (UK) tuition fee of £9,250 per year for the 2023/24 academic year. This historical figure is subject to change and is not a confirmed fee for a current intake.

Ask GLP for the current annual tuition fee, payment options and any additional course costs before accepting an offer.

Your questions, answered

A little more clarity.

What qualification will I receive?

The final award listed is a Certificate of Higher Education in Computing at Level 4. Confirm the awarding institution with admissions.

How long is the course?

The supplied outline lists one year of full-time study with weekday delivery. Confirm the timetable and attendance requirements for your intake.

What will I study?

Seven modules cover academic and personal development, network design, dynamic websites, information systems and databases, programming and work-related learning.

Can this support further study?

The course provides a foundation for further computing study and specialisation. The receiving institution will confirm entry requirements and any recognition of your credits.

When can I start?

Intakes are to be confirmed. Contact GLP for current availability and application guidance.

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Build your future
in computing.

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