Computing BTEC is a subject that will appeal to students who are interested in a future working with computers or in a related area such as Project Management, Cybersecurity, Electronics or even Engineering. It is a very 'hands on' subject that focuses on computer programming, as well as the theoretical understanding of how computers work. During the course, students will be assessed on their ability to apply computational-thinking skills to solve problems as well as their knowledge and understanding of how computer systems work.
Minimum level 5 in five separate subjects at GCSE Students are expected to achieve a minimum of grade 5 or above at GCSE to be considered for A Level and BTEC courses.
Two units assessed internally via a portfolio of work, 1 written exam (2 hours) and a supervised exam completed using a computer and submitted electronically.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Sandwell |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Waterloo Road, Smethwick, B66 4ND |
Computing BTEC is a subject that will appeal to students who are interested in a future working with computers or in a related area such as Project Management, Cybersecurity, Electronics or even Engineering. It is a very 'hands on' subject that focuses on computer programming, as well as the theoretical understanding of how computers work. During the course, students will be assessed on their ability to apply computational-thinking skills to solve problems as well as their knowledge and understanding of how computer systems work.
Minimum level 5 in five separate subjects at GCSE Students are expected to achieve a minimum of grade 5 or above at GCSE to be considered for A Level and BTEC courses.
Two units assessed internally via a portfolio of work, 1 written exam (2 hours) and a supervised exam completed using a computer and submitted electronically.