Trainee Social Media & Web Design Executive NEW

City, Birmingham
Netcom Training

About the opportunity

Complete this government funded course, gain a Level 3 qualification and get introduced to our hiring partners – no brainer!

Fancy a career that mixes creativity with tech? Netcom Training’s fully-funded Social Media and Web Design course gives you the hands-on skills employers are hiring for right now. From content creation and social media management to website design, SEO and UX/UI, you’ll build a portfolio that gets you noticed, all without paying a penny.

Course details

• Level: Level 3
• Duration: 13 weeks
• Format: Online workshops
• Schedule: Mon-Thu 6PM-9PM
• Start date: 17th August 2026
• Spaces: Limited to 35 learners per cohort

What you’ll learn

• Build your personal brand and create scroll-stopping social content
• Manage social media platforms: Meta, TikTok, Pinterest
• Use AI tools to speed up content creation and design work
• Design and build websites using no-code tools
• Craft user-friendly UX/UI experiences
• Boost visibility using SEO strategies
• Use professional tools: Canva, CMS platforms, analytics dashboards

Additional benefits

• High-impact employability workshops to prepare you for interviews
• Tailored mentoring and support to grow or launch your own business
• Six months’ access to online employability courses
• Ongoing career and entrepreneurial guidance
• Introductions to employers actively hiring for social media and web design roles

Where this could take you

Graduates go on to roles such as Social Media Executive, Web Designer, Digital Marketing Assistant and Content Creator.

Eligibility

To apply, you must:

• Live in the West Midlands
• Be aged 19 or over
• Earn below the gross annual wage cap of 36,126
• Not currently be undertaking other government-funded training
• Not be in the UK on a student, graduate, postgraduate or sponsored visa, or as a dependent

Cost

This is a fully-funded course with no fees.

Spaces are limited, so apply today to secure your place on the 17th August cohort.