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You will investigate the characteristics and uses of mobile apps. You will also design, develop and test your own mobile app in line with a design specification.

- The characteristics of mobile apps: considering the uses, features and programming of mobile apps
- How to produce a design specification for a mobile app: considering user requirements, resources, target platform, screen layout, navigation and other considerations
- Prepare assets and content for integration with a mobile app and produce the mobile app using an appropriate programming language
- Be able to use a test plan to carry out functionality testing of the mobile app against the design specification

To join the course, you MUST be 19 or over. Your English language must be good, at Level 1 or above. You must have strong IT knowledge in using a computer, Word, researching using the internet, PowerPoint

You will build a portfolio of work based around the assessment criteria set by gateway utilising a variety of assessment methods. You will receive verbal and written feedback throughout the course to support you in meeting the course aims.

A ring binder folder to keep your work organised is essential.
• You will also need to bring a pen and a notepad to take notes.
• You can bring your own device to support learning

You can contact Rachel Upsall - Curriculum Leader for Digital Phone: 01204 482956 Email: Rachel.Upsall@91ߣɫcc.ac.uk

Use the yellow 'enrol' button to request to join this course.
Please note: if you enrol without meeting the course entry requirements your place may be cancelled and a refund provided.

This qualification is designed to enable progression into further learning at the same level (e.g. from an award to a certificate in Digital and IT Skills) or to further learning at a higher level.

We have a wide range of non-computer course if you want to try something completely different. Your tutor will give you advice and guidance on other courses within the college and can signpost you for more advice and training. Your tutor will discuss this during your course.

Other courses available to support your learning:
• Free English and maths courses for those who have not yet attained a grade at C at GCSE (grade 4 equivalent)
• Free digital literacy courses for beginners in computing and tablets
• Free positive steps to wellbeing courses to support improved mental wellbeing, health and confidence
• A range of employability skills courses

Information, advice and guidance is available at all 91ߣɫ centres. Our Adult Community Learning Job Coach is available to support learners who are seeking employment.

Tuition Fee: £150.00
Other fees: £31.50
You can opt to pay these fees in monthly instalments. You can set this up during the enrolment.
Courses fees are subject to change.

Assessment

All learners will complete an individual learning plan which will be discussed with their tutor throughout the course.

Financial

You may not have to pay tuition fees at all, if you fall into one of the groups eligible for fee exemptions. If you feel you may be eligible or would like someone to explain course fees in more detail, pleasecontact us via our Live Chat service available on any page of our website.

Adult Learners

Adult learners (19+) must provide evidence of their existing qualification at enrolment. Learners may not be able to enrol if this information is not provided when requested. If you have lost any certificates please contact your school in the first instance. If they are unable to provide a copy, you can contact one of the following exam boards (your school will be able to tell you which one applies to the exams you took):

• OCR:
• Edexcel:
• AQA:

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91ߣɫ works hard to ensure that the information provided is accurate.
All courses are offered subject to student numbers and the College reserves the right to amend, withdraw or amalgamate any of the courses, fees, services, locations or facilities described at any time.

Studying at College

The health and safety of our learners and staff is still very important to us and so there may continue to be an element of study outside of the classroom during the, academic year. The proportion of these hours will depend on the individual qualification(s) being undertaken. You must do the work set during these times or it will impact your progress on the course and therefore your achievement.

Equalities Statement

The College will treat all members of the community equally and will not favour any particular individual or group. English is our principal language but we will endeavour to provide information relating to this document in other formats and languages. If customers require this type of support they should contact the Recruitment & Relations Manager at customer.services@boltoncc.ac.uk

Safeguarding Statement

91ߣɫ are committed to ensuring that learners have a right to feel safe wherever they learn, in the classroom or online. If you have any personal safety or other worries, for example, feeling bullied; being made to feel uncomfortable or experiencing an inappropriate situation when you are attending college, please speak to the tutor, a member of the Reception Team or contact the College Safeguarding Team on 01204 482180 or via safeguarding@boltoncc.ac.uk

Although every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained within this document is accurate, there may be changes to this programme and provision. We will endeavour to keep prospective and current students updated where appropriate and when the information becomes available.