
ICT (BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma)
Key qualification features:
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up-to-date, engaging content with a clear structure and straightforward, engaging assessments
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engagement with web and database design in a practical, externally-assessed examination. This allows students to apply in a practical way the knowledge and understanding they gain in the classroom
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discovery of how to plan and implement an IT project and learn about key areas such as emerging technologies, the online environment and systems analysis and design

Creative Media (BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma)
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spans a broad range of specialisms and purposes in the creative industries work to enrich or improve the world around us.
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creative practitioners explore and refine different interrelated creative media practices in order to develop technical and communication skills and build confidence for producing outcomes to meet a need or fulfil a purpose.
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Create Social Media camapigns,
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Websites
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Videos

ESport (BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma)
Key qualification features:
Sport (BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma)
Esports industry knowledge – understanding careers, companies, and opportunities
Event organization – planning and running tournaments
Team and player management – communication, coaching, and leadership
Content creation & streaming – producing videos, marketing, and social media
Health & wellbeing – managing gaming lifestyle, ergonomics, and mental health

Sport (BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma)
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Sport Fitness Instructing and Personal Training,
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Sports Coaching and Development,
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Sport Business and Management
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Sports Facilities Operations and Management.

Travel Tourism (BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma)
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The travel and tourism industry– the travel and tourism industry is growing and is of major importance to the global economy. Learners will develop the skills needed to examine, interpret and analyse a variety of statistics that measure the importance of tourism to their country
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Different types of destinations and their importance – learners will research the features and appeal of worldwide destinations
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Customer services – learners will explore and apply ways of managing internal and external customer experience to support organisational success and develop their customer service skills
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Research – learners will investigate current travel trends and current key issues and develop research skills as part of a research proposal looking at a key travel trend and a key issue in travel and tourism ·
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Managing accommodation services – learners will examine the structure and leadership styles used within the accommodation sector as well as looking at the methods used to maintain standards in the industry. They will also review how technology is used to improve the guest experience and help them remain competitive
