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Web development professionals use programming to build websites and web applications. They either work for one company or several clients and are needed in almost all organisations. Take a look at what the role includes and how you can secure a job.
A degree in this area isn’t always required for a job, but one will give you the skills you need to begin a career. Subjects to consider include:
Other training options include foundation degrees or higher national diplomas.
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A postgraduate qualification isn’t required for most jobs, other than the most senior positions, but one will give you higher-level skills and boost your graduate prospects.
Examples of courses at postgraduate level include:
As this is a computer-based role, you’ll need to be capable of using and learning new computer systems.
Most employers will want to see that you have experience. You can gain some during a relevant degree, or by volunteering with a charity or community group to help them with their website design or development.
You should be able to find free online courses where you can learn new skills, such as programming languages. You can also keep up to date with the latest in the industry by following online blogs or magazines.
You might have to show employers a portfolio of work that demonstrates your creative and technical skills.
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