Job Description

Software developers maintain and implement applications on systems and networks. They follow the instructions given by clients to deliver quality programmes to meet those users’ needs. Developers are versed in programming languages are flexible enough to integrate systems. Developers work in many industries. They may include engineering, banking, technology, motor vehicle development, appliance manufacturing and education.
Developers work normal office hours and on shifts if required. They receive good salaries and benefits. Some developers work part time, or as contractors. While on the other hand, others may work with consultancy agencies and come into companies to collaborate on projects. Travelling is sometimes apart of the requirements for a software developer, especially if they have to meet with clients or attend events.
As well as working within the company, you shall be assessed within the work place and be required to attend block release at NiTP Training Acadamy, Cornwall House, 31 Lionel Street, Birmingham, B3 1AP

The Apprenticeship lasts 12 months, and the training salary is £2.60 per hour. The programme is a Level 3 course which consists of 1 week in training and the other with your employer, who will choose your wages from a minimum of £2.60 per hour.