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Train for A Career In Tech

The SCS is a proven training programme for individuals looking for a career in web development.

Start your Career In Tech

Start your career today, with a bespoke, tailored training course from Netmatters!

Have you always been interested in computers and technology? Do you have a passion for coding or have dabbled in building your own websites? The Netmatters Scion Coalition Training Scheme is designed for individuals who have always taken an interest in all things tech and turn them into a career – but haven’t really known where to start.

The course is an intensive, hands-on training experience for web developers. Whether you are looking to become a web or software developer, our dedicated team will provide you with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience that you need to land your dream role. On top of this, we will work with you to secure a role on the completion of the training.

Our Training Course In A Nutshell

Hands-on course learning from people in the field
8 hours a day, 5 days a week, Monday-Friday
The scheme can last anywhere between 3-9 months
No experience necessary

Regular employee benefits such as holiday
Self-funded, sponsored or DWP funded
Practical assignments to gain real experience
Support with securing employment

Fast Track Career

The programme has been developed and is managed by our experienced, senior web developers.This course trains you to become a developer in as little as 3 months, depending on the speed of your learning.

95% Success

Almost every student that has started the programme over the last year has completed the course in full, gaining all the skills required to become a junior web developer, going on to different employment opportunities.

Tailored Content

After you have learnt the initial basics of coding and the programme, the content of the course is tailored specifically to you and your areas of interest in web development, accelerating your learning effectively.

Specialisations Available

This is a fully-remote training course. The course takes on average 3-6 months to complete and has a 95% success rate. We offer training to individuals up and down the UK; you will work under remote employment conditions and will gain both the skills and confidence needed to succeed in your chosen field.

The Scion Coalition Scheme originally only offered training for those looking for a career in Web or Software Development. Over the years we have expanded this course to offer a number of different career paths. Every Scion starts with the same basic training and you are then able to specialise, depending on what your ideal career is.

Free Developer Training - Netmatters Norwich, Norfolk, London & Cambridge

Web or Software Developer

Our highly-skilled senior developers have honed the Scion scheme training to help you gain a career as a developer in any number of languages and industries. Throughout your time with us you will focus on basic coding skills, HTML and more, before choosing the area that you are keen to specialise. Our team will also help you to understand the benefits of each of the languages on offer.

DWP Funded

Apply for the course through the Department of Work and Pensions if you are registered with the Job Centre. If you meet the requirements, you can apply and interview for the course

Available subject to referral

Employer Sponsored

We have a coalition of local companies that sponsor the scheme and therefore fund the training for selected students. We also offer places funded by the European Social Fund.

Available subject to employer needs

Self-Funded

Apply directly for the course and pay the fee yourself. This style of application would include an interview and a trial day before the application is approved and you are offered a place on the course.

Available at £3600 or £480 per month

How Can We Help You?

Our Scion Coalition Scheme is open for people over the age of 18.

If you have just left school and you want to start gaining valuable skills, you’re looking for a new career path or you are just extremely passionate about our web development course, we encourage you to get in touch with us.

Call Us On:
01603 70 40 20

Locations:
Cambridge Office
Wymondham Office
Great Yarmouth Office

Email Us:
training@netmatters.com

Business Hours:
Monday to Friday
07:00 - 18:00

I have been using Netmatters for a number of years in relation to my website and more recently IT. My website was designed entirely by the team who radiate a nothing is too much trouble attitude to my every request, which has concluded with a product I am extremely proud to have my company name on. IT are always there to solve or advise for whatever technical issues the day decides to throw at me. In conclusion I wouldn’t take my business anywhere else.

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