Level 3 Networking and Cybersecurity Course in Barnet. Classes run at Barnet and Southgate College Barnet Campus, part-time during the day. An Advanced Learner Loan may be available if you're 19 or over; fees may apply depending on your circumstances. You'll need Level 2 English and maths qualifications and a basic understanding of computing to join. Over 30 weeks, you'll build practical knowledge of network infrastructure and cybersecurity principles, working toward roles such as Cyber Security Analyst. This is a recognised networking and cybersecurity qualification awarded by Gateway Qualifications.
Who this course is for
Level 3 Certificate in Networking and Cybersecurity (Part Time ? Adults)
Entry requirements
Learners will need Level L2 (GCSE) English and maths qualifications and a basic understanding of computing.
What you will learn
You'll learn how computer networks are designed, structured, and managed.
You'll explore core cybersecurity threats and how organisations defend against them.
You'll develop skills in identifying and responding to security vulnerabilities.
You'll study network protocols, IP addressing, and data transmission.
You'll learn how to apply security policies and access controls.
You'll gain an understanding of encryption and data protection principles.
You'll examine real-world case studies in network security incidents.
How you will learn
You'll attend classroom-based sessions at Barnet and Southgate College Barnet Campus. Learning is delivered through a mix of taught lessons, practical exercises, and guided study. Assessment is through assignments and coursework completed throughout the course. There are no formal written exams. Your work is assessed against the Gateway Qualifications specification for the Level 3 Certificate in Networking and Cybersecurity.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Barnet and Southgate College Barnet Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Cyber Security Analyst: monitor systems and respond to threats
Network Support Technician: maintain and troubleshoot network infrastructure
IT Support Specialist: resolve technical issues across an organisation
