Digital Courses

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Step into the future and be at the forefront of digital innovation with our cutting-edge Digital Technologies courses. Designed for aspiring tech professionals, these programmes provide the specialist knowledge and hands-on skills needed to thrive in the fast-paced digital sector. You'll be taught by expert lecturers with real-world experience in areas such as software development, cybersecurity, systems analysis, and digital infrastructure.

Train using industry-standard tools and technologies in our state-of-the-art Digital, Transport and Logistics Academy. You’ll have access to a dedicated networking lab featuring virtualised ethical hacking and penetration testing environments, high-spec PCs, and leading game engines and programming platforms. Explore emerging technologies like virtual reality, robotics, and the Microsoft HoloLens, gaining practical experience with systems used in today’s digital workplaces. Whether you're passionate about coding, cybersecurity, or immersive tech, our courses prepare you for exciting roles in one of the world's fastest-growing industries.

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Boston College's Digital, Transport and Logistics Academy provides skills training for Lincolnshire's established logistics and transportation industry with a focus on digital innovation and technologies for the future.

The Academy's facilities include a transport workshop, computer rooms, a network and hardware computer room, and a student break-out space.

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“I chose to come to College because I didn’t feel like I fitted in at school, and I knew that I could be myself here – to express myself and be individual. It was really easy to settle in to College because everyone is from different schools so we were all in the same situation.

The lessons have a relaxed atmosphere – the lecturers teach us what we need to know and let us get on with our work. I’m finding the course interesting – some units are more in-depth than I expected which is great.

After my course I’m hoping to stay at Boston College to progress onto a Teaching course.”

Kirsty | Digital Technologies

“The Computing course at College is very broad, covering areas such as programming, web development, networking and games development. I never got to experience these topics at school, and it has helped me discover which area I want to focus on.

The lecturers at College are personable and really help us understand what we are learning by sharing their own experiences. I find the way of learning more independent, which helps us prepare for university or employment as we manage our own projects.

Once I finish College, I’m going on to study Cyber Security at De Montfort University.”

Charlie | Digital Technologies

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£34,080 Average Salary

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Maintains documentation to track and log work in progress and completed.
Advises on and installs operating soft/firm ware and may carry out upgrades.
Repairs or replaces defective components.
Diagnoses hardware related faults.
Installs, tests and maintains computer-related hardware (processors, memory chips, circuit boards, displays, sensors, data storage devices, printers, etc.) according to given specifications.