WEB Design
Accredited by: ASET in conjunction with Study House Ltd
What's this about?
This course will suit if you wish to design your own website either for personal interest or professionally. It provides detailed instructions on building web pages; using graphics; right through to publishing your site and registering with search engines. Free software used in website design is included with the course pack.
What you will get from it
This course will provide everything you require to construct and publish your own website and enable you to master the tools and software required to be successful.
Is it for me?
You don’t need to have studied in this subject area before, nor do you need to have any prior qualifications.
Examination issues
Assessment takes the form of a series of written assignments, plus an end test which can be sat at any time and at any location.
Qualification?
Certificate in Web Design awarded by ASET.
Seafarer-friendly issues
This is a text-based distance learning programme and does not require attendance during the course, or for the final assessment. The course can be started at any time and completed over a period of up to one year to suit the student. Study pack contains everything required to complete the programme. Assignment submission and tutor support are available by email; internet access is not required.
Also of interest...
The course provides progression routes to a number of higher level academic and professional awards.
Cost
£200 inclusive of carriage, tutor support and certification fees. This is a discounted fee available only to seafarers and only through The Marine Society College of the Sea. (Instalment plan available).
Duration
Around 100-120 hours to complete but may be studied over any duration up to one year.
We say...
"This course is at Level 2, which means it is roughly at GCSE level. It represents a vocational alternative to the school-based GCSE and does not have any of the latter's disadvantages in terms of coursework, oral/aural assessment, or fixed date examinations. Particularly useful as a toe-dipping exercise to give a flavour of the subject."