Intermediate Python Programming
- Level
- Short Course
- Duration
- 10 weeks
- Mode
- Full-time
- Subject
- Computer Science
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Next intake
- FEB 2027
Overview
Taught at our campus in Central London, our Intermediate Python course transforms your foundational knowledge into practical, real-world applications.
Entry requirements
Perfect for programmers who want to learn how to: Structure programs with classes, inheritance, and decorators Write reliable, maintainable code using debugging, unit tests, and coverage tools Automate data processing and create visualisations with Python libraries Access and work with APIs and online data Build web applications and collaborate effectively in teams using Git and GitHub Learn Programming The Intermediate Python Programming short course is 20 hours total learning, offered in the following formats: Weekly evening classes - taught one evening a week for 10 consecutive weeks, allowing you to continue in full-time employment Saturday classes - taught over five consecutive Saturdays, designed for weekend learners Python continues to be one of the most in-demand programming languages worldwide. This intermediate course bridges the gap between beginner scripts and professional applications, helping you gain Python coding skills that employers value.
Fees
International students: £630
UK students: £630
UK/Home: £630
International: £630
Start dates
February 2027, May 2027, October 2026
Campus
- Clerkenwell campus, United Kingdom
Where you will study
England Lane, Yorkshire and the Humber, United Kingdom
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