How to become a web content manager
A web content manager is responsible for the information that appears on a company’s website. They work closely with project teams, editors, developers and designers to coordinate the site content and make sure it caters to the needs of the target audience. As a web content manager, you could work
How to become a web designer
Web designers use both creative and technical skills to build or revamp websites. They must be able to picture how a site will look (at the ‘front end’), and also understand how it will work (at the ‘back end’). As a web designer, you could work on anything from an interactive educational
How to become a web editor
As a web editor you would research, write and check the images, text and other media published on your employer’s website. For example, you might maintain a college website, local authority public information pages or a news organisation’s multimedia service. Your duties could include: researching, writing and presenting text in
How to become a web developer
Web developers design, build and maintain new websites and upgrade existing ones in line with their clients’ needs. As a web developer you could work for a variety of businesses and public sector organisations. Examples of the projects you might work on include: creating a secure online shopping website developing
How to become an IT support technician
IT support technicians help to find and correct software and hardware problems for computer users. As a technician, you could work on site or remotely by phone, email or by using web-based applications. Your duties would typically include: talking to the client to find out the exact nature of a