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T-Level Digital

Revision activities for the T-Level in Digital, free to use with a class.

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8 labs

Cybersecurity

Break into deliberately vulnerable applications in your own private copy and fix them, then investigate a compromised Linux machine.

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7 labs

Networking

Routers, NAT, DHCP, DNS, VLANs and tunnels, built inside one virtual machine.

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5 labs

Linux and DevOps

A whole Ubuntu machine to administer, then containers, web servers, monitoring and configuration as code.

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2 labs

Databases

SQL, a database behind an API, and what a database keeps when a lab stops.

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4 labs

Data engineering

Distributed storage, batch processing, streams and an in-memory store, on your own private copy.

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1 lab

Version control

Clone, commit, branch and push, on a Git server of your own.

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Programming

Write and run code in the browser, with nothing to install.

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T Level Digital: the full curriculum, free to preview

263 lessons in 10 chapters. Read the first page of any lesson and try its activities with no account.

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T Level Digital: the full curriculum

Every lesson of the T Level Technical Qualification in Digital Software Development, written in plain English. Read the first page of any lesson and have a go at its activities, free and with no account.

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