A Rewarding IT Career With Professional Support and Networking From British Computer Society (BCS)

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Are you starting out your future career in Technology or thinking of getting more out of your existing IT qualification? Do you want an opportunity to connect with IT professionals from all over the
world?

THEN THIS IS FOR YOU!

Join the British Computing Society (BCS) for a free Live webinar on Thursday 25 March 2021 delivered by John Higgins, BCS President. An interesting line up of speakers, including British Nigerian computing child prodigy, Anne-Marie Imafidon and Richard Amafonye, Chief Information Officer at Wema Bank will be on ground to share about their inspiring IT stories, why professionalism matters, and the attributes clients look for while recruiting IT professionals. You will also learn about the pathway to achieving the pinnacle of success - Chartered Professional, the global standard of recognition in IT.

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No matter where you are in your IT career or wherever you want to go next, with the support and guidance from the BCS , the Chartered Institute for IT, you can take your skills and knowledge to the level you need, validate your performance  in line with industry standards and meet all your professional goals. BCS, your professional body, welcomes you to take up this ‘challenge’ and get your future going with Higher Education Qualification in IT (HEQ).

What’s the BCS HEQ

HEQ is the internationally recognised IT qualification programme from BCS, offering three flexible, modular study levels, from foundation through to expert and examined at degree levels. HEQ is recognized by employers, regulators, academics and industry bodies in more than 200 countries around the world – so you really can go further when you are BCS certified.

Learn more about BCS HEQ >

Hear Some of our student testimonials
David Zagi
‘For anyone wanting to be a professional in the world of IT, I cannot overstate the importance of the BCS HEQ programme, and how it has given me confidence, skills and has supported me in my everyday work as a developer.’

From the course instructors, to the knowledge, skills and confidence I gained using a variety of approaches in offering IT solutions are now regularly applied in my workplace, best investment I ever made

Temi Alalade 

The BCS HEQ programme has been a tasking but rewarding process.  

It is all encompassing and organized in a way that you can build up your knowledge at each phase, depending on your area of specialization.

From the Certificate in IT fundamentals, to the legal aspect in Diploma in IT, to the areas of comporting yourself as a professional, all of these are included to ensure that you have a balanced footing in the IT industry.

So far, I can say that the knowledge gained from the HEQ programme has really helped me in laying a foundation for my career in IT and expanded the opportunities available on the horizon.

Join our live webinar to Find out more >

Why else should you consider BCS:

• study qualifications that give you practical skills so you can hit the ground running when you reach the workplace
• raise your profile in the industry by becoming a BCS member and access lifelong career development resources
• sign up to our code of conduct and demonstrate to clients and employers your commitment to professional standards
• plan your skills, training and career goals against the global IT Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA)
• set yourself on the path to Chartered IT Professional (CITP) status – the industry’s highest competency standard
• Flexible HEQ modules in the professional, legal and technical areas of IT such as Blockchain, Agile, Computer and network technology  IT asset management, Artificial intelligence, Information systems, software development, IT service management, Business analysis, Project management, DevOps and more

Download your BCS HEQ guide to discover more.

Don’t miss out your chance to become part of this professional network and meet current BCS students and professionals to start your IT future today.

Register for our Live webinar on Thursday 25 March 2021 by 1pm (WAT)

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This article was written and edited by a staff writer.