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Web Development and Programming with AI Level 2

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  • Programme: London Talent Pathways
  • Course duration: 10 weeks
  • Weekly commitment: 15+ hours (10.5 online, 3.5 in-person (fortnightly), 4+ self-learning)
  • Qualification: Gateway Qualifications Level 2 Certificate in Digital and IT Skills
  • Attendance requirement: Minimum 90%
  • Location: Intech Centre, 362 Essex Road, Islington, London N1 3PD

London Talent Pathway is fully-funded by the Mayor of London, making it FREE for eligible Londoners aged 19 and over.

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Web Development and Programming with AI
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Build websites and web apps. Learn to work with AI.

Start working towards a web development career with practical coding and AI skills. Intech Centre’s 10-week Level 2 web development course in London combines HTML, CSS and JavaScript with AI-assisted research, coding and testing. Build a responsive website, publish your work and develop a JavaScript program you can explain to employers.

This Web Development and Programming with AI Level 2 course, funded by London Talent Pathways programme, is fully funded for eligible London residents who are unemployed, in receipt of benefit or earning less than £28,860 per year. You will work towards the Gateway Qualifications Level 2 Certificate in Digital and IT Skills, combining practical website and mobile app development with career preparation.

Register your interest today and take the first step towards a career in Web Development and Programming with AI

Course starts on 11/01/2027

Web Development and Programming with AI – Level 2 Course in London

Who is this web and app development course for?

This programme is suitable for adults with a clear goal of entering web development or a digital role involving websites and code. You should be ready to learn practical skills, complete projects and take active steps towards relevant work.

  • Jobseekers who want to work towards becoming a web developer or enter website support and development-related roles.
  • Career changers and people returning to work who have chosen web development as their intended career direction.
  • Eligible people in lower-paid work who want to move into a relevant digital job.
  • Eligible self-employed learners who intend to secure paid website projects or provide website-development services to clients.

You do not need previous coding experience. You do need everyday computer confidence: managing files, using a browser, joining online classes and learning new software. You must be willing to practise, investigate errors and improve your work after feedback.

What you will learn

Website development with HTML and CSS

Work from a client-style brief to plan, build and publish a website for a defined audience. Learn how structure, layout and navigation help people use a website.

  • Plan pages with a design proposal, sitemap and wireframes using draw.io.
  • Use HTML to structure content and CSS to control layouts, colours and typography.
  • Create responsive pages that adapt to mobile and desktop screens.
  • Explore CSS frameworks such as Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS, with an introductory overview of WordPress and when different approaches suit a project.
  • Prepare and compress images using Squoosh or similar tools.
  • Use browser checks, Lighthouse and WebAIM Contrast Checker to identify usability, accessibility and performance improvements.

Learn how to turn a practical problem into a working program. Connect programming concepts with features you can see and use in a browser.

  • Plan a solution with flowcharts, pseudocode and interface sketches.
  • Use variables, data types, calculations, conditions, loops, arrays and functions.
  • Respond to button clicks, validate form input and display helpful error messages.
  • Investigate faults with Chrome DevTools and run repeatable JavaScript function tests using js.
  • Record test results, correct errors and write instructions explaining how to use your program.

You will apply these skills to a small working project, such as a calculator that estimates workshop costs and discounts. The emphasis is on understanding how your code works and checking that it solves the intended problem.

AI is a practical part of this web development programme. Learn how to use tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and GitHub Copilot Chat to investigate ideas, plan features, understand code and review changes.

  • Write clear prompts with useful context, requirements and constraints.
  • Research product ideas and verify AI-generated claims against original sources.
  • Prepare a short product requirements document describing users, features and success checks.
  • Break coding tasks into smaller requests and review suggested changes before accepting them.
  • Use tests and browser checks to evaluate AI-generated features and identify faulty code or unsupported answers.
  • Explore agentic AI, where an AI system uses tools to carry out a task, through a supervised workflow whose actions and results you evaluate.

You will practise explaining the code you accept and the decisions you make. All AI activities follow the programme’s permitted-use guidance, and you must demonstrate your own coding knowledge in assessed work.

Use Visual Studio Code to write and preview your work, Git to save versions and GitHub to organise your projects. Practise comparing changes, recording issues and writing project instructions. Publish your website with GitHub Pages and check that the live version matches your source files.

Research web development and related digital roles, compare employer requirements and identify the skills you need to build next. Use National Careers Service, GOV.UK Find a job and employer career pages to explore suitable opportunities. Prepare clear project explanations and a personal development plan, while strengthening communication, planning and independent problem solving.

Register your interest today and take the first step towards a career in Web Development and Programming with AI.  Course starts on 11/01/2027

Course Timetable

Web Development and Programming with AI Level 2 course runs for 10 weeks, with 3 x 3.5-hour sessions each week (10.5 hours per week).

Zoom classes

  • Monday: 2:00pm–5:30pm
  • Tuesday: 2:00pm–5:30pm
  • Saturday: 10:00am–1:30pm

In-person workshops

Your first week is entirely on Zoom. From week 2, you will attend one in-person workshop every other week instead of Monday’s Zoom class. Tuesday and Saturday stay on Zoom.

You will attend one allocated workshop group:

  • Monday: 2:00pm–5:30pm
  • Wednesday: 10:00am–1:30pm
  • Wednesday: 2:00pm–5:30pm

You attend only one workshop group, giving you five in-person workshops across the programme.

You must have minimum 90% attendance. You must attend both the Zoom classes and your allocated workshops at Intech Centre

English and Maths requirements

If you do not hold GCSE Maths and English at grade 4/C or above, you must complete Intech Centre’s English and Maths diagnostic assessments during enrolment. The diagnostics help us identify your current level and any support you may need.

If the diagnostics show that you need to improve your English and/or Maths, you will be required to complete the relevant Functional Skills Maths and/or Functional Skills English qualification alongside this programme and pass the relevant exam.

These qualifications will strengthen your job prospects and help you meet common employer requirements for entry-level digital marketing, social media and creative-industry roles.

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Qualification and assessment

On successful completion of Web Development and Programming with AI course, you will achieve the Gateway Qualifications Level 2 Certificate in Digital and IT Skills. The programme includes three units:

UnitCredits
Website Design and Development6
Programming6
Digital Skills Career Progression3
Total15

Assessment is through a portfolio of evidence, including practical projects, planning, testing and explanations.

You will submit work throughout the programme, respond to assessor feedback and demonstrate your own understanding. The vocational qualification does not have a single final written exam.

Register your interest today and take the first step towards a career in Web Development and Programming with AI.  Course starts on 11/01/2027

Career opportunities after the course

Develop practical skills for entry-level opportunities in website support, web content, e-commerce and digital services. Your website and app projects will help you demonstrate your abilities to employers or potential clients.

Entry-level roles to explore

Website and CMS rolesContent and e-commerce rolesDesign and digital support roles
Website AssistantWeb Content AssistantTrainee Web Designer
Website AdministratorE-commerce AssistantWeb Design Assistant
CMS AssistantE-commerce Content AssistantDigital Assistant
Website Support AssistantWebsite EditorDigital Content Assistant

The roles you can target will depend on your existing experience, portfolio and each employer’s requirements. Some positions may require familiarity with a particular website platform or additional software.

Freelance and self-employed opportunities

You could develop towards providing services such as small-business websites, website updates, landing pages and content maintenance. Building client experience, agreeing clear project requirements and delivering reliable work will be important steps.

The programme gives you a recognised Level 2 qualification, practical portfolio evidence and support with career planning, CVs, applications and interviews. The programme does not guarantee employment. You must actively pursue suitable employment or paid client opportunities during and after the course.

Employment support and progression

Every learner will be assigned an Employment Specialist who will work with them throughout the programme and for up to six months after completion.

Your Employment Specialist will provide support to help you move into work in digital marketing, social media, content, advertising or related creative roles. You will also take part in online and centre-based employability workshops during the programme.

Applicants must be actively seeking employment in the sector after the course. If you are self-employed, you must be actively looking for suitable clients and opportunities to use your new digital marketing, social media and AI skills.

Eligibility

This Web Development and Programming with AI course is available through London Talent Pathways and is free for eligible learners.

To be considered for a funded place, you must:

  • Live in Greater London.

  • Unemployed, in receipt of benefit

  • If employed or self-employed, earn less than £28,860 per year.

  • Meet the adult funding age requirement: 19 or over under the current funding-year rules.

  • Meet the applicable residency and funding conditions.

  • Have the right to live and work in the UK.

  • Have the everyday IT skills needed to participate.

  • Be able to complete the required learning and portfolio work.

  • Be actively working towards relevant employment or, if self-employed, paid client opportunities within the sector.

Tell us about any related qualifications you already hold. Our team will check your circumstances, earnings, existing skills and suitability during enrolment.

You will need to provide the supporting evidence requested for these checks.

Final eligibility is checked during enrolment.

Apply now

Places are limited. Register your interest and tell us why you want to progress into Digital Sector.

Our team will discuss the programme with you, check your initial eligibility and explain the next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. It is designed for people actively working towards web development or related digital employment. You will learn coding foundations, build projects and plan your next career steps. Further practice and training will usually be needed to meet developer-job requirements.

This programme requires a clear employment goal in web development or relevant digital work. General interest in AI, personal learning or improving knowledge alone is not enough. Self-employed applicants should intend to pursue paid website projects or clients.

No. You will start with HTML, CSS and JavaScript foundations. You should already be comfortable using a computer and prepared to practise between sessions, investigate problems and complete project work.

You will use AI for research, planning, code explanations and suggested changes. You will learn to write prompts, check claims, review code and test results. Supervised agent workflows introduce how AI can use tools. You must understand your work and follow the assessment rules for AI use.

You will develop a responsive website published online and a small working JavaScript program. Your portfolio will also include planning documents, GitHub records, tests and explanations of your development decisions.

You must attend both the live Zoom classes and your allocated workshops at Intech Centre in Islington. Each learner has five in-person workshops across the 10 teaching weeks.

Yes. Self-employed applicants can be considered if they earn less than £28,860 per year and meet the other eligibility conditions.

You must have a clear aim to develop relevant skills and pursue paid client opportunities. Tell us about your current work, earnings and career plans during your application.

You must:

  • Live in Greater London.

  • Meet the 19+ adult funding age requirements for the relevant funding year.

  • Meet the applicable residency and funding conditions.

  • Have the right to live and work in the UK.

  • Have the everyday computer skills needed to participate.

  • Be available for the required teaching and workshops.

  • Be committed to completing the programme and pursuing relevant employment or paid clients.

Our team will assess your suitability and verify the required evidence during enrolment.

If you already hold a qualification in web development, programming, mobile apps or a closely related subject, you will not be eligible to do this course

If you hold GCSE English and Maths at grade 4/C or above, provide your certificates. If you do not hold the required GCSE grade in either subject, diagnostic assessment is compulsory for that subject. You must demonstrate at least Level 1 in both English and Maths before starting.

Depending on your portfolio, experience and vacancy requirements, explore Website Support Assistant, Web Design Assistant, Web Content Assistant and E-commerce Website Assistant opportunities. Further learning and practice can support progression towards Web Developer, Front-End Developer, JavaScript Developer and Web Designer roles.

No. Employment depends on your skills, portfolio, applications and the opportunities available.

The Web Development and Programming with AI course helps you develop a recognised qualification, practical evidence and career preparation so you can pursue suitable roles. You must actively apply for relevant work or seek paid clients during and after the course.

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