OPPOR TUNITIES GALORE
AT THE DIGITAL JERSEY ACADEMY
By Rory Steel Head of Digital Jersey Academy
The Academy is home to the Digital Leadership Programme (DLP) and also hosts a variety of digital events and courses throughout the year in state-of-the-art facilities.
flagship qualification, the DLP, is a degree-level course open not only to post 18 students straight out of A- Levels, but anyone looking to retrain in the digital sector.
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Why a degree in Jersey? Currently off island options are uncertain and if there’s one thing we all crave right now it’s some stability.
If you are currently thinking about university and all those freshers’ dreams are looking more like a
he Digital Jersey Academy has a wide range of training opportunities to suit all needs, whether it is an interest in technology, starting their own business, looking for career guidance or deciding on their next step in education. The academy’s
nightmare, there may be a study option you’ve never before considered. Jersey, like many countries in the world, has a digital skills shortage. That means there are not enough people with skills that are linked to things like coding and data analytics, but also the creative side of digital like graphic design, video production and marketing. The good news is there is a degree equivalent qualification that you can study on- island at Jersey’s very own digital campus, that will give you world-class skills that employers are actively looking for at home and overseas.
The Digital Leadership Programme is a two-year course, that can be studied either full-time or part- time, that will equip you with a vast suite of specialist skills to set you up for the world of work. Whether your ambitions are to thrive in somebody else’s business, or
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