Diploma in Web Application Development

The qualification comprises 4 units that progress you through front-end and back-end processes, learning coding and flow. The units are:

• User-Centric Frontend Development

This unit aims to provide learners with the knowledge and skills needed to build a front end web application. It includes understanding the principles of responsive design, documentation and effective layout of content.

• Interactive Frontend Development

This unit aims to develop the knowledge and skills needed to build a dynamic, interactive Frontend web application. It includes understanding user input and control when interacting with a web application. It also includes understanding the principles of manual testing for debugging.

• Data-Centric Development

This focuses on understanding and developing the practical skills to build a Back End web application. Topics covered include data storage and data management using relational and non-relational databases.

• Full Stack Frameworks with Django

Learners build on their existing skills and learn how to integrate them effectively to build a Full Stack web application. The unit covers the use of frameworks, APIs, automated testing, persistent storage, user authentication and eCommerce functionality

This qualification is a pathway to employment for those who want to work in the tech industry as software developers.

It is suitable for those with no previous coding experience and for those who want to refresh their knowledge with the most relevant coding languages.

This is a blended course with online tuition provided by Nescot along with supported online learning and self-study using the Code Institute Learning Management System (LMS).

The LMS access enables students to study where and when they wish, and a student care team provides learners with day-to-day support.

What are the entry requirements? 

• You must be aged 19 or over
• Applicants must complete the 5-step coding challenge set by Code Institute
• Applicants will complete an interview to determine suitability
• Applicants should have a working knowledge of the English language both written and verbal.

Learners will also require access to a computer or laptop and broadband internet.

Fees for Academic Year 2023/24

£5,421

Please note: Fees are for 2023/24 entry and apply to students eligible for home fee status.

If you are aged 19 or over and want to study a Further Education course at Level 3, 4, 5 or 6 you MAY be eligible for an Advanced Learner Loan (ALL) to cover the course fees find out more here.

Nescot use Code Institute’s learning platform to deliver the programme to you. You learn flexibly at times that suit you through the platform. Your Nescot instructor will support and guide you through regular sessions facilitated through Microsoft Teams.

This course is written by Code Institute and accredited by Gateway Qualifications. Applicants must complete the Code Institute’s 5-step Coding Challenge to ensure the course is of a suitable level for your skills and ambitions. Complete the application form and we will send you a link to the Coding Challenge, which can be taken in your own time.

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Last updated - 15/05/2023