Digital Innovator
Learn tech skills industry wants
Gain a wide range of digital first skills employers want
From learning how to make Al agents in Google with Google gems, to creating content in Canva. From wrangling Excel to data and data visualisations. We will work together to learn the latest technology tools that the industry requires to give you the skills and confidence for the workplace of tomorrow.
Since starting the course, I no longer feel worried about my progress, I'm learning new things every day and am surprised at just how much I know already. Tech Ed teaches you to have a growth mindset, which I now apply to everything in my life, work environment or not.
Leanna Lucas
Software Developer, Aviva
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Digital Innovator Bootcamp Frequently Asked Questions
Funded places are available through government and combined-authority Skills Bootcamps; otherwise it’s £5,000, with payment plans and scholarships. Funded cohorts currently run in Leicester & Leicestershire, Hull & East Yorkshire, Slough & Berkshire, Norwich & Norfolk and Ipswich & Suffolk, plus online; check your eligibility on our booking page.
You just need to be comfortable with everyday computer use; there’s no coding requirement and no prior experience needed. The course builds your digital toolkit from the ground up, so you go from the basics to confidently using project-management, AI and data tools.
It’s a Level 4 course in the practical digital and AI tools the modern workplace runs on. Over 10 weeks (two days a week) you’ll build a toolkit around Notion, Figma and Canva; learn project management, Kanban and presentation skills; build your own AI agent (e.g. with Gemini Gems) and learn to use AI safely; and spend two weeks on data, SQL and data visualisation, finishing with hands-on project work and career support.
Because the workplace gap is huge: 52% of the UK workforce can’t do all 20 of the essential digital tasks for work, around 21 million adults (FutureDotNow/Lloyds Bank), a gap FutureDotNow estimates costs the UK economy over £23bn a year. Fluency in modern digital and AI tools makes you measurably more employable; the UK wage premium for AI skills tripled to 34.2% in 2025 (PwC).
People who want to be more effective and employable in a knowledge-work role. Whether you’re upskilling in your current job, changing careers, or entering the workplace and want the digital and AI tools employers actually use. No technical background required.
It’s a Level 4 mapped qualification, equivalent to the first year of a degree. The course is not accredited; we map KSBs to IFATE standards at an equivalent level and use RARPA to recognise and reward progress and attainment within the course.
It runs 10 weeks, part-time, two days per week, designed so you can keep working the rest of the week. Study online or in person at our Norwich, Leicester and Cambridge campuses (more regions funded), always instructor-led with a cohort.
Book a call from the course page and we’ll cover fit, funding eligibility and upcoming dates, or download the curriculum. In a funded region? Check that location page for current availability.
Need more information or have a question we’ve missed? Get in touch and we’ll be happy to help!