How is the course delivered, and what is the teaching format?

The Level 5 Diploma in Information Technology – Web Design course is delivered through a combination of different teaching methodologies designed to enhance your learning experience. Here’s how the course is structured:

• In-Person Classes: Regular in-person classes provide direct interaction with instructors and peers. This allows for hands-on learning, immediate feedback, and a collaborative environment.
• Online Workshops: You will participate in online workshops that allow flexibility in your learning. These workshops are typically conducted in real-time and can include live coding sessions and Q&A segments.
• Asynchronous Learning: The use of pre-recorded video lectures and online resources means you can learn at your own pace. You can revisit complex topics whenever needed.
• Hands-On Projects: Practical projects will form a significant part of your learning. You will work on creating websites, which will give you hands-on experience with the tools and technologies covered in the course.
• Group Work: Collaborative projects encourage teamwork and help you develop soft skills, such as communication and leadership, which are vital in the IT industry.
• Assessments and Feedback: Periodic assessments will measure your understanding of the material. Constructive feedback from instructors will help you improve and understand areas that need more focus.

This mixed delivery format is designed to cater to various learning styles, ensuring that students find the methods that resonate best with them. By the end of the course, you will have a well-rounded understanding of web design principles and practices.