A career in IT and Web Design offers roles such as junior web developer, UX/UI designer, and front-end developer. These positions develop skills in designing, building, and maintaining websites, focusing on user experience and functionality, creating a foundation for growth in the web development industry.
"The program aligns with the Level 5 EQF competency framework, equivalent to 120 UK credits or 60 ECTS credits. It is recognized in most countries and territories, ensuring global acceptance and immediate employability."
Here are some qualified positions for someone with a Level 5 Diploma in IT Web Design:
- Junior Web Developer: Assist in designing and building basic websites, ensuring functionality and user-friendly experiences.
- Junior UX/UI Designer: Create simple, visually appealing web interfaces with a focus on improving user interaction.
- Front-End Developer (Entry Level): Develop static web pages using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to enhance user experience.
- Junior Back-End Developer: Support server-side operations, databases, and logic for simple web applications.
- Junior Full Stack Developer: Assist in both front-end and back-end development tasks to create cohesive web applications.
- Web Designer (Entry Level): Design basic website layouts and graphics, ensuring they align with design best practices.
- Junior E-commerce Web Developer: Assist in the development and maintenance of e-commerce platforms, focusing on product displays and basic functionality.
- Digital Marketing Assistant: Support the creation and execution of basic digital marketing strategies to drive website traffic and sales.
These roles involve a higher level of responsibility and decision-making, often requiring a combination of practical experience and theoretical knowledge gained through the Level 5 qualification.