Excel in the fast-paced world of technology and digital advancements.
Computing and Digital
Full time courses
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Student spotlight: Gemma Ford, From coding novice to professional Developer
7 May 2025
We caught up with recent graduate Gemma, who used her newly acquired skills to land an exciting role as a Front-End Web Developer and SEO Specialist.
Learn from the professionals
Our courses are designed and taught by lecturers who have previously worked within the industry, ensuring you gain the skills needed to develop in the world of digital technology.
Develop your Digital skills with amazing facilities
Our onsite facilities are available for all students to develop their Digital skills.
Students access to industry standard machines, equipped with the software and programmes needed to successfully build, code and programme.
Georgie's Computing Experience
'T Level Student of the Year 2024' – BCS
“I’m excited to be starting a Degree Apprenticeship with Dunelm, in the future I’m aiming to become a Senior Data Analysist, working on large scale projects.
“I’m really thankful for my time at College. Originally I thought I would study something within the arts, but when I saw the new Digital T Level advertised it caught my eye and sounded really interesting, so I figured I’d give it a go. I’m so glad I did as I’ve now found a new passion and a completely different career path that excites me.
“My time at College as really helped build my confidence. I’ve matured so much and am now much more comfortable and ready to pursue new things.
“One thing I learnt during my time at EKC Ashford College is to really take every opportunity as they come.”
How you apply for a course at Ashford College
Step 1 – Find a subject you’re interested in
Explore our courses online and see the wide range of academic opportunities that are available to you.
Step 2 – Apply
Apply through our online application system for the department you are choosing.
Step 3 – Come to an interview
Come along to EKC Ashford College to meet our team, explore our facilities and see which course is right for you.
Career prospects
Example:
IT Director
£
£59,800
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Information technology directors plan, organise, direct and co-ordinate the work and resources necessary to provide and operate IT infrastructure and services, including networks, devices, servers and software that runs on the infrastructure within an organisation. IT programme managers and directors direct and provide technical oversight to particular IT programmes of a discrete duration and/or budget.
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Five Tech jobs you can do with a T Level in Digital
4 August 2025
Specialist digital skills are in high demand! Here are five exciting roles you can progress into after completing your T Level.
Career success for Web Application Development alumni
Janet Dornan secured the position of Associate Engineer at Metro Bank after completing the Level 5 Web Application Development course.
As an Associate Engineer, Janet is part of a small cohort who will spend the next two years training within a variety of engineering departments at Metro Bank.
Janet is currently working within the Angular Chapter but will also have the opportunity to experience departments such as Automation, Java, iOS and Database before deciding which area she’d like to progress in.
“Studying the T Level has been really beneficial. I feel like I’ve learnt a lot more about programming, and what it’s like to work in the computer industry than I would have done doing an A Level.
“I’m looking forward to heading to university after my course.”
Aiden
T Level Digital Production, Design and Development
“I’ve learnt to work independently and have gained lots of new skills I didn’t expect to. Compared to my A Level experience, College has been much better.
“I’d recommend Computing to anyone, because there’s so much support for people who haven’t studied it before, but also independence for those who have and want to push themselves.
Shasa
T Level Digital Production, Design and Development
“I want to be a CGI Designer, so it made sense for me to start off with an IT qualification.
“Now I’ve passed, I can go on to studying Media. I’m so much less anxious than I was when I first started College. I’ve got good friends, I see them every day and I am much more sociable.
Ethan
Level 2 Digital and IT Skills
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