Discover the digital world as you learn master the art of coding and build confidence in designing, constructing,
and repairing computer hardware.
Computing and Digital
Full time courses
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Why study with us?
State-of-the-art classrooms
Access high-tech computing labs and our new immersive classroom to develop your digital skills, and gain a head-start on the latest technology.
Access modern computing labs and Meta Virtual Reality headsets, pre-installed with a wide range of games
Stay current with modern conferences
Attend world-class digital events such as the Infosecurity Europe Conference, which is run by leading industry experts at London’s ExCel Centre.
There’s also the Aspiration Digital Conference in which you can explore roles in the digital sector.
Give back to the community
Students take part in regular social action projects, as part of the College pledge to serve the local community.
These activities can include events such as hosting IT workshops for local primary schools or providing computing services for local charities.
Career-focused computing
Choose between courses focused on hardware and networking or digital software development, exploring the world of coding with Python, HTML, and JavaScript.
Our staff are trained to provide you with modern skills and knowledge that prepares you for industry.
Benefit from industry partnerships
Engage with diverse guest speakers, such as The Royal Corps of Signals and Canterbury Christ Church University.
These partnerships allow you to explore how computing skills fit into various sectors. Step into the tech world with confidence, with a network of industry connections.
What is a T Level?
A T Level is a two-year qualification that focuses on vocational skills and can help students into skilled employment, Higher Education or Apprenticeships.
Gain valuable experience with a required 45-day work placement.
T Levels and A Levels are equally recognised by universities and employers; the choice of which route to take is up to you.
Adult courses
Elevate your spreadsheet skills, master presentations, create impactful documents, and enhance data processing with our adult Microsoft courses.
These part-time courses are perfect for those aged 19+ that want to enhance their basic IT skills.
Tips for your Work Placement from EKC Canterbury College’s Computing ILO
14 November 2025
Work placements are a key part of your educational journey, and these tips from Computing ILO, Tony Ballard, will make sure you're well-prepared to make the most of this opportunity.
“I like that I can specialise in a subject that I am passionate about, whilst gaining the equivalent of three A Levels.
“My favourite area of learning so far has been exploring legislation surrounding copyright and data protection.”
Joseph
T Level Digital Production, Design and Development
“Computing is a wide field that will be used in every sector in the near future. The tutors at College are really supportive and are always happy to help.
“My goal is to be a Games Developer, and I am planning to go to University to study Computing further.”
Sam
Level 3 Computing
“It’s been really good to come together during events to see everyone’s perspectives and views on how we visualise data.
“In the future, I’d love to do distance learning at university, focusing on cyber security so this experience is great.”
Diya
Level 3 Computing
Engineering and Computing Trade Fair inspires future professionals
4 February 2025
Students from EKC Canterbury College explored their progression options at this year’s Engineering and Computing Trade Fair.
How you apply for a course at EKC Canterbury College
Step 1 – Find a subject you’re interested in
Explore our subject areas, and see which of our courses is right for you.
Step 2 – Apply
Apply for your chosen course via our website.
Step 3 – Come to an interview
Book an interview with our team, and come along to College to see if our course is right for you.
Career prospects
Example:
IT Director
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£53,040
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Human resource managers and directors plan, organise and direct the personnel, training and industrial relations policies of organisations, advise on resource allocation and utilisation problems, measure the effectiveness of an organisation’s systems, methods and procedures and advise on, plan and implement procedures to improve utilisation of labour, equipment and materials.
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