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Cyber
Security
Professional

Nearly half of all UK organisations experienced some form of cyber-attack last year. This means that cyber security is now a key priority across all UK schools and academies. Data protection, business continuity and staff wellbeing are just some of the areas that are significantly adversely affected in the event of a cyber breach, causing mass disruption and stress.

With our Cyber Security Professional programme, we offer schools and academies the opportunity to help protect themselves against cyber attacks and to be better equipped and minimise the damage should one occur.

The programme includes: Understanding how attacks occur, how to identify and act upon system vulnerability, though to incident response planning and implementing contingency measures.

Who is this course for?

This Apprenticeship Levy-funded course is suited to individuals tasked with managing cyber security within their school as part of their overall responsibilities and are looking to benefit from education-focused, practical training and a recognised qualification in this area. Professionally developing the learner and protecting the school.

Key facts

Qualification

Level 3 Cyber Security Technologist

Programme duration

Typically 15 months

Mode of study

Work-based, predominantly online

Start date

September 2023

Funding band

£11,000, funded via the Apprenticeship Levy

Entry requirements:

  • Level 2 English and Maths (learners without these qualifications must achieve them prior to taking End Point Assessment)
  • Employer agreement
  • Contracted a minimum of 30 hours per week

 

An example breakdown of the course content is shown below, but exact modules and options may vary.

Course content

Overview

The curriculum of this 15-month course focuses on the development of the professional knowledge, skills and behaviours required to be a cyber security professional. These include:

  • Understanding common attack techniques
  • Understanding and implementing regulations for personal data and privacy
  • Identifying and acting upon system vulnerabilities
  • Risk assessment and audit methodologies
  • Incident response planning

Skills

Content includes:

  • Risk assessment and audit methodologies
  • Incident response planning

Knowledge

Content includes:

  • Understanding common attack techniques
  • Understanding and implementing regulations for personal data and privacy

Behaviours

Content includes:

  • Identifying and acting upon system vulnerabilities

Project Management Skills

Level 5. 20 Credits.
To enable the development of skills necessary to lead a team to achieve set objectives within resource and time constraints while mitigating potential risks.

Ethical Leadership in the Workplace

Level 6. 20 Credits.
Developing an appreciation of ethics in an organisational context and how ethical leaders instil ethical principles throughout organisations in ways which promote responsible behaviour to stakeholders while taking into account that stakeholders may hold different, culturally-informed, sets of ethical values.

Further information

FAQ sheet

Answers to frequently asked questions on our apprenticeship courses.

Off-the-job training

A guide to how easy it can be to satisfy off-the-job training requirements.

Levy explainer

Clear explanations of how our apprenticeship courses are funded.

Cyber Security course enquiry form