Excel in the fast-paced world of technology and digital advancements.
Whatever digital field you’re interested in, our courses give you the chance to try out different areas and figure out what suits you best.
Computing and Digital
Full Time courses
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Why study with us?
Learn from the professionals
Our courses are designed and taught by lecturers who have years of Computing experience, ensuring you gain the skills needed to develop in the world of digital technology.
Jake Stokes, Lecturer of Computing and Creative Media, is passionate about helping students to progress further after College.
Modern equipment and facilities
Our onsite facilities including our Computing labs, are available for all students to develop their skills.
You’ll have access to machines that are equipped with the software and programmes needed to successfully build, code and programme.
Gain experience with a work placement
Dedicated Work Experience opportunities will be supported by our Industry Liaison Officer, who will find opportunities that are right for you. These will give you key experiences ready for your future.
Throughout your studies, you will also take part in a variety on internal and external events, working with staff, students and our local community.
Hear more from Jake
Thanks to his own College experience, Computing and Creative Media lecturer, Jake Stokes, understands the importance of learning vital transferrable skills for both the digital industries and everyday life.
Hear from Jake and his passion for helping students to progress further after College in this video.
Technologies you’ll use in Creative Media and Computing at EKC Sheppey College
7 May 2025
Whether you're passionate about digital art, video production, or 3D design, we have everything you need to bring your ideas to life.
EKC Sheppey Junior College
EKC Sheppey Junior College is a provision for learners aged 14 who know that they would like to specialise in vocational areas: Digital or Engineering courses.
As well as building their skills in these areas, they will study GCSE Maths and English and gain a qualification in Digital or Engineering.
Junior College applications will be open in December.
You must currently be in Year 9 (or home-school equivalent) to apply.
How you apply for a course at EKC Sheppey College
Step 1 – Find a course you’re interested in
Explore our courses online and see the wide range of academic opportunities that are available to you.
You can make up to five applications across East Kent Colleges Group’s family of Colleges.
Step 2 – Apply
Click ‘Apply’ on your chosen course, and follow the steps on the application portal.
Early applications are strongly recommended, as they give you the best chance of securing a place on your chosen course.
Step 3 – Receive a decision on your application
After you have applied, a decision will be made on your application.
If you receive an offer, this must be accepted to secure your place on your chosen course.
Career prospects
Example:
Cyber Security professionals
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£52,520
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Cyber security professionals design, implement, test and maintain cyber security systems and track, investigate and analyse data linked to cybercrime.
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Hear from our students
We recently chatted to Rio, a Level 2 Digital and IT Skills student, about what he’s looking forward to learning on the course.
He made it clear that joining College was the right choice for him due to the supportive environment and friendly peers.
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