Who is it for?
This course assumes no previous experience in web design, so it's ideal if you're thinking about entering this exciting field. The best web designers tend to combine a head for computing with a flair for design, and are able to work quickly and creatively under pressure. On the other hand, you may be already working in an area that relates to web development, such as communications, graphic design or desktop publishing, and see this course as a great way to increase your understanding of the web design process.
Where can it lead?
This certification will prepare you for entry into the dynamic world of web design. You may begin as a trainee in a digital agency, then progress to designing sites for a wide variety of clients. You could also take your qualification into a related area, and use your skills in the course of a communications or design professional role. Many experienced web designers also go into business for themselves, a career development which, while demanding, can proved highly rewarding.
Salary?
Trainee web designers can expect to earn between £15,500 and £20,000 a year, rising to £30,000 with more experience. Senior designers can earn over £40,000 a year.
Can I apply?
While you don't need any previous experience for this course, you will need basic knowledge of Windows.
Course Code
760
Period of study
120 hours