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Python 3 Programming
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Summary

Price
£199 inc VAT
Or £66.33/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
17.2 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
10 CPD hours / points
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Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
  • CPD Accredited - Digital certificate - £9
  • CPD Accredited - Hard copy certificate - £15
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  • Tutor is available to students
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Overview

The UK tech sector will reach £1.2 trillion by 2025, and Python remains the country’s fastest-growing coding skill.
Over 72% of UK data and software roles list Python as a preferred programming language in 2025.
Learning Python helps UK learners stay competitive as digital jobs grow 15% faster than other sectors.

Python 3 Programming continues to grow across the UK and worldwide because learners use it for many simple and advanced tasks. The language stays popular because it reads easily, works across many platforms, and changes quickly with new updates. Many UK companies choose Python because teams complete tasks faster with fewer errors. At the same time, thousands of new learners start their coding journey with Python because it feels less stressful than other languages. This course follows a clear structure through Sections 01 to 13 and the Assignment, helping learners move through each stage one lesson at a time. The sequence also supports steady progress because each section introduces the next idea in a smooth order. Learners stay motivated because they practise small tasks while gaining confidence through every step. As a result, they build a strong foundation that supports simple automation, data work, and general coding tasks across many areas in the digital sector.

The UK continues to value Python because many companies work with data, automation, and digital tools. Python sits at the centre of many workplace systems because it communicates well with other technologies. When people learn Python, they create scripts that cut time, reduce manual work, and support teams. This trend grows fast every year as more UK businesses depend on digital skills. Python 3 Programming also gives learners a useful path because the language adapts to small and large projects. Learners use Python to test ideas, create programs, and explore different coding styles. Each section within the course builds this progress one stage at a time, which supports long-term growth. By the time learners finish Section 13 and the Assignment, they will feel more confident using Python in different situations.

Section 01 introduces learners to the starting point of Python 3. Section 02 continues the progress with new coding tasks. Section 03 encourages learners to move forward with more coding features. Section 04 adds new learning points that flow smoothly from earlier lessons. Section 05 helps learners practise what they learned. Section 06 continues the journey with more coding tasks. Section 07 adds more tools for Python users. Section 08 helps learners strengthen earlier skills. Section 09 moves the lesson forward with new learning steps. Section 10 builds on all previous progress. Section 11 guides learners through another set of features. Section 12 keeps the learning flow moving. Section 13 brings everything together before the final Assignment. Because each section connects with earlier lessons, learners follow a steady learning path that supports memory, skill development, and confidence.

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn new Python skills through Sections 01 to 13
  • Use course sections to write simple Python code
  • Apply steps from each section to complete tasks
  • Follow a smooth learning path across all lessons
  • Complete the Assignment to show final progress

Please note: The TOTUM card is not included in the course price. Additional fees may be required if you choose to apply for or claim a TOTUM card.

Certificates

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.

CPD Accredited - Digital certificate

Digital certificate - £9

CPD Accredited - Hard copy certificate

Hard copy certificate - £15

CPD

10 CPD hours / points
Accredited by CPD Quality Standards

Curriculum

1
section
76
lectures
17h 13m
total

    • 1: 1.1 Welcome to Python 3 course! 03:17
    • 2: 1.2 Why you should learn Python 3 04:21
    • 3: 1.3 Installing Python 3 on Windows 08:01
    • 4: 1.4 Installing Python3 on Ubuntu and Mac 08:18
    • 5: 1.5 Taking a closer look at Python 3 IDLE 05:03
    • 6: 2.1 Math operators 12:07
    • 7: 2.2 Strings 08:27
    • 8: 2.3 Variables and variable naming rules 11:00
    • 9: 2.4 Our first program! 11:37
    • 10: 2.5 Type, Len, Str, Int, Float .. functions 09:12
    • 11: 2.6 True or false Boolean 09:34
    • 12: 2.7 IF statement 05:02
    • 13: 2.8 IF _ ELSE 13:00
    • 14: 2.9 Using ELIF for multiple statements 09:18
    • 15: 2.10 While loop 15:37
    • 16: 2.11 Leaving infinite loop with break 06:33
    • 17: 2.12 Using Continue in a loop 05:34
    • 18: 2.13 FOR loop 09:51
    • 19: 2.14 Importing Python libraries 12:18
    • 20: 3.1 Defining functions in Python 3 15:19
    • 21: 3.2 Local and global variables 10:11
    • 22: 3.3 Coding guess the number program 16:27
    • 23: 3.4 Reverse a string function 06:50
    • 24: 3.5 Calculate area of a circle program 10:42
    • 25: 3.6 Simple Python calculator 15:24
    • 26: 3.7 Removing vowels from string program 13:00
    • 27: 3.8 Find the largest number out of three 16:05
    • 28: 4.1 Python 3 lists 14:38
    • 29: 4.2 Creating smaller out of bigger list 08:52
    • 30: 4.3 Manipulating lists and elements 07:53
    • 31: 4.4 Append, insert, remove, sort 10:52
    • 32: 4.5 Tuples 13:02
    • 33: 4.6 Introduction to dictionaries 10:31
    • 34: 4.7 Values, keys, items, get 07:38
    • 35: 4.8 Dictionary comprehension – part 1 08:04
    • 36: 4.9 Dictionary comprehension – part 2 07:07
    • 37: 4.10 Advance string manipulation 12:10
    • 38: 4.11 Upper(), lower(), isupper(), islower() 09:01
    • 39: 4.12 Split, strip, join, startswith, endswith 13:22
    • 40: 5.1 Navigating through system with OS library 29:21
    • 41: 5.2 Reading and writing to files 15:44
    • 42: 5.3 Reversing text from a file 17:19
    • 43: 6.1 Try and except 12:41
    • 44: 7.1 Classes 21:41
    • 45: 7.2 Changing class attributes 10:02
    • 46: 7.3 Built in class attributes 07:56
    • 47: 7.4 Using your class in a different program 04:31
    • 48: 7.5 Using your class in a program 25:41
    • 49: 7.6 Implementing students count option 05:13
    • 50: 7.7 Class inheritance 12:20
    • 51: 7.8 Overriding methods in a class 07:47
    • 52: 8.1 Printing and calculating date and time 29:54
    • 53: 8.2 Different date formats 09:05
    • 54: 9.1 Extracting useful data 23:10
    • 55: 9.2 Regex – part 1 23:29
    • 56: 9.3 Regex – part 2 16:42
    • 57: 10.1 Performing HTTP GET request 19:43
    • 58: 10.2 Performing post request 03:43
    • 59: 10.3 Handling website redirections 03:12
    • 60: 10.4 BeautifulSoup 29:12
    • 61: 10.5 Encoding in requests 11:30
    • 62: 10.6 Session and cookies 21:01
    • 63: 10.7 SSL certificate, authentication… 21:01
    • 64: 10.8 Json library and proxies.. 10:02
    • 65: 11.1 Socket terminology 09:20
    • 66: 11.2 Connecting two machines 21:28
    • 67: 11.3 Coding a chat program 34:56
    • 68: 11.4 Receiving Desired Amount of Data 19:44
    • 69: 11.5 Socket Timeout and Options 08:27
    • 70: 11.6 UDP Server _ Client 13:08
    • 71: 11.7 AF_UNIX _ Raw_sockets 13:36
    • 72: 12. Theory Behind Threaded Server 15:14
    • 73: 12.2 _thread _ Threading 50:26
    • 74: 13.1 Sending Emails Using SMTPlib 31:34
    • 75: 13.2 PDF Files 11:01
    • 76: 13.3 Images In Python 16:10

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Description

This Python 3 Programming course follows a clear sequence from Section 01 to Section 13, ending with the Assignment. Section 01 introduces the first stage of learning. Section 02 continues with more coding steps. Section 03 builds on these skills with new tasks. Section 04 guides learners through another stage of progress. Section 05 supports further practice through structured lessons. Section 06 introduces new ideas that connect with earlier points. Section 07 moves the learning forward through another set of tasks. Section 08 helps learners review and grow their skills. Section 09 adds new learning steps that maintain steady progress. Section 10 continues with code-based activities that link to earlier sections. Section 11 introduces another layer of Python tasks. Section 12 supports the next stage of development with new ideas. Section 13 brings the lessons together before learners reach the Assignment. The Assignment encourages learners to apply what they learned across all sections. Every stage connects smoothly, helping learners move forward without stress and gain confidence in Python 3.

Who is this course for?

This course is for learners who want a simple and structured way to study Python 3 Programming. It suits beginners because each section builds on the last in a steady and friendly way. It also suits people who want to move towards coding-related roles in the UK. Many learners use this course to support digital tasks in the workplace, personal projects, or general skill growth. The easy style makes the course suitable for adults, students, and anyone who wants to explore Python without pressure.

Requirements

You do not need any formal entry requirements. Learners aged 16 and above can join. Good English helps learners follow the lessons. Basic numeracy supports the coding steps. General IT skills help learners move through the sections with ease. A device with internet access also supports smooth study.

Career path

  • Python Developer – £45,000 per year
  • Data Analyst – £38,000 per year
  • Software Tester – £32,000 per year
  • Automation Assistant – £30,000 per year
  • Junior Backend Developer – £35,000 per year
  • Technical Support Assistant – £28,000 per year

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Eva asked:

Seen that the diploma issuance is not included in price, could you please tell how much is the payment for that ? Electronic copy or printed copy?

Answer:

Dear Eva, Thank you for your query. The certificate prices are: CPD accredited PDF Certificate: £9 CPD accredited Hardcopy Certificate : £15 (For international delivery, you are required to pay an extra £10 as delivery charge) QLS Endorsed Certificate Within the UK: £109 (Endorsed certificates are delivered through printed format only) Thanks

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