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Netcom Training
Web Design Specialist – Training Course
Central London, London
Contact Netcom Training
- Hours
- Part Time
- Posted
- 1 day ago
- Salary
- Competitive
- Recruiter
- Netcom Training
- Closes
- 07 Dec 2026
- Course
- No
- Recruiter Type
- Direct Employer
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Description
About the opportunity
Turn your creativity into career–ready skills with Netcom Training s government–funded Social Media and Web Design course. Learn to build websites using no–code tools, apply User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) principles and improve online visibility through SEO, developing practical skills for entry–level web design and digital content roles.
Course Details
Duration: 13 weeks Format: Online, practical workshops Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 6–9pm Qualification: Netcom Certificate of Completion (Level 3)
What you ll learn
Web Design: Create websites using no–code tools and gain a light–touch introduction to HTML and CSS. UX/UI Design: Apply design principles to create attractive, user–friendly websites. Social Media Management: Manage platforms including Meta, TikTok and Pinterest. SEO & Customer Strategy: Improve online visibility and map customer personas and journeys. Income Streams: Explore revenue models including affiliate marketing and digital products.
Career Pathway
Develop skills relevant to roles such as Trainee Web Designer, Website & Digital Content Assistant or Junior Web & Social Media Executive. Upon completion of this course, your profile will be marketed to our network of hiring partners with active vacancies, and you ll receive a dedicated career coach to support your next steps.
Price: GBP0
This is a fully government–funded course – there are no fees to pay for eligible learners.
To be eligible, you must:
Live in the Greater London region. Be aged 19 or over. Earn below the gross annual wage cap of GBP28,860. Have basic IT skills. Not currently be undertaking other government–funded training.
Ad ID: 5419320444
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