DEEPer | Programme info
The Digital Engineer Education Programme is a fully funded programme. The outline is illustrated here but if you need more information, why not get in touch for a full prospectus?

Module 1 : The Technology Stack
HTML
CSS JavaScript
JavaScript continued
Related tech (APIs, Service etc)
PHP
Web Servers Databases Operating Systems Hosting
Module 2 : Development Practices
- Part 1
Application architecture
Coding practices and design patterns
Version Control
Development workflow (branching, PRs etc)
Module 3 : Development Practices
- Part 2
Automated testing
Deployment
UI Design Principles
Documentation
Module 4 : Project Practices
Agile
Project lifecycle (First contact through to delivery and maintenance)
Prototyping and iterative development Requirements gathering (formats, BDD)
Test management Commerciality Client handling
Module 5 : Community & Ecosystem / Mentoring & Accreditation
Software licences; Community; Internet bodies; Mentoring; Certification & accreditation; SFIA
Module : Employability
To help in career development we look at improving skills to a best practice standard. This helps you gain real understanding of the skills needed for the digital sector and how you will fit into it.
Often companies are looking to employ people ready to go straight into a job so this will help you do just that.
As the programme starts we will carry our some initial assessments on work ready, workplace and personal skills to look at the best ways we can help. Once completed this is discussed and a plan created.
Activities on workplace and work skills development to cover:
- Workplace behaviours; cultural etiquette, personal branding, managing expectations, managing change, and team working.
- CV review and development, self-presentation (pitch and present), interview skills and effective job search/ matching, then managing a job and self-reflection. Developing peer to peer support.
- Interpersonal development and concurrent with work and skills development:
- Understanding your strengths and weaknesses, developing self-confidence, self-discipline and peer to peer management, building resilience and coping with stress.
- Communication skills: This is important as you may work face to face with customers. This may include message taking and taking and making calls, effective questioning, active listening, addressing issues positively, managing and embracing self-study.
Chris Brown - Technical Team
It’s great to be a part of shaping things for the future. We hope that people will leave inspired and full of confidence to join new teams in the sector.
Complete a simple form online
Just to start the ball rolling complete our online form and set up a call to see if this is right for you.Don’t worry if you cant answer all the questions it’s not a test!
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If you just need to know a little more, talk to one of our team and see if this is the right fit for you. Call and talk or text/ whats app and someone will get back in touch
Ready to get started?
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