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EKC Canterbury College Open Day
November 17, 2026
4pm to 7pm
EKC Canterbury College Open Day
November 25, 2026
4pm to 7pm
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New Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 3AJ
Available start dates
Available start dates
Application Instructions
Applications Open - Monday 2nd November 2026
Applications Close - Open all year
How to Apply – Please apply through KentChoices and use your KentChoices login which your school should provide
PLEASE NOTE - Popular courses can fill up quickly so apply early to avoid disappointment
If you have any queries regarding the courses, please contact EKC Canterbury College
You can make up to 5 applications to Colleges within the EKC Group, that is:
*Junior Colleges exist in these locations.
Please only add one course or T Level per application, except for A Levels at EKC Canterbury College, where up to 4 A Level courses can be added per application. At your interview, you and the tutors can discuss the best level and courses in order for you to progress.
Course Summary
Learn the skills you will need to begin a career in the IT sector through this Level 2 course.
In this course, you will use a range of software and hardware to develop your IT skills, and use game technology to work on practical projects. Understand how technology impacts creativity and innovation and build skills to get you ready for a start in the IT sector.
This course is suitable for students who have achieved a 4/C grade or higher in English and Maths.
Course Details
You will be taught an overview of technical IT skills, including hardware, networking, website and employability skills. Units include:
Theory knowledge will also be applied against your modules, and this is demonstrated through a wide range of projects and assignments during your course.
You will develop transferrable technical and practical skills in your work experience, based on the knowledge gained in College. This gives you opportunity to use your skills in a realistic working environment.
How will it be delivered and assessed?
You will be assessed by your coursework, which is through written assignments and observed practical work. There are also two controlled exams. Students are expected to spend additional independent study hours on research and homework to successfully complete this programme.
Entry requirements
Your next steps...
You can progress onto further study, such as a Level 3 course or Level 3 apprenticeship in computing.
You can also start your career in an entry level job in the industry, such as Junior IT Technician, Junior Web Assistant, or IT Support Assistant.
For more courses like this, check our courses page.