SOFTWARE DEVELOPER LEVEL 4


The main purpose of the Software Developer is to work as part of a software development team to build simple software components. They will interpret simple design requirements and will use code which other team members have developed to develop the required component.

 

Level
 

This is a Level 4 apprenticeship.
 

Duration
 

Typically, 18-24 months.
 

Entry requirements
 

This is for employees already working in software development roles, whether newly recruited or already employed. Newly recruited employees should ideally hold a Level 3 Software Development Technician apprenticeship or equivalent qualification on entry.
 

Typical job roles
 

Web Developer, Application Developer, Mobile App Developer, Games Developer, Software Developer
 

Qualifications
 

Blue tick bullet Learning modules are certified by BCS – The Chartered Institute for IT

Blue tick bullet Includes industry recognised qualifications - Microsoft, Cisco and CompTIA

Blue tick bullet In addition to their apprenticeship, apprentices will achieve their Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Maths
 

Programme overview
 

Blue tick bullet Learning modules include: Software Development Methodologies, Software Language

Blue tick bullet Dedicated skills coach to support apprentices throughout their entire learner journey

Blue tick bullet Regular remote sessions using Microsoft Teams

Blue tick bullet Flexible and innovative training methods geared to different learning styles

Blue tick bullet 24/7 access to digital learning content, ensuring apprentices have everything they need to support and accelerate learning

Blue tick bullet Free NUS Apprentice Extra card, allowing apprentices to access discounts on the high street and on other well-known brands
 

Progression opportunities
 

Upon completion, apprentices can progress onto Senior Developer roles. The apprenticeship also links with the knowledge and skills required for the Digital and Technology Solutions professional apprenticeship standard.
 

Funding and financial support
 

Employers paying the Apprenticeship Levy can use their funds to cover the cost of apprenticeship training while a range of government funding is available for non-levy organisations. Other financial support is available for employers and apprentices depending on circumstances. 


Interested in this apprenticeship? Contact our team today

 

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