Python Programming & Coding Level 3 Course

Training Skills

• Module 1: Introduction to Python 05:00

  • 1: Introduction to Python 05:00

• Module 2: Variables and Data Types 09:49

  • 2: Variables and Data Types 09:49

• Module 3: Control Structures 07:00

  • 3: Control Structures 07:00

• Module 4: Functions 08:54

  • 4: Functions 08:54

• Review Request 01:00

  • 5: Review Request 01:00

• Module 5: Modules and Packages 06:00

  • 6: Modules and Packages 06:00

• Module 6: File Handling 06:59

  • 7: File Handling 06:59

• Module 7: Object-Oriented Programming 05:00

  • 8: Object-Oriented Programming 05:00

• Module 8: Error and Exception Handling 06:49

  • 9: Error and Exception Handling 06:49

• Module 9: Data Structures and Algorithms 06:00

  • 10: Data Structures and Algorithms 06:00

• Module 10: Introduction to Libraries and Frameworks 10:58

  • 11: Introduction to Libraries and Frameworks 10:58

• Claim Your Certificate 01:00

  • 12: Claim Your Certificate 01:00

Start with the foundations of Python Programming, exploring syntax, variables, data types and control structures. You’ll discover how functions help organise code and how modules and packages make programmes easier to manage. These concepts introduce the building blocks of coding and explain how individual instructions work together to create meaningful software.

Move into object-oriented programming, file handling and error management. You’ll explore how Python handles information, organises code into reusable components and responds to unexpected situations. The course also introduces data structures and algorithms, helping you understand how programmers organise information and approach different computational problems.

The final module introduces libraries and frameworks, expanding your understanding of the wider Python ecosystem. You’ll explore how existing tools extend the language's capabilities and support different software development needs. Together, these subjects provide a foundation for further Python Programming study in areas such as automation, web development and data-related technologies.

Course Curriculum

• Module 1: Introduction to Python
• Module 2: Variables and Data Types
• Module 3: Control Structures
• Module 4: Functions
• Module 5: Modules and Packages
• Module 6: File Handling
• Module 7: Object-Oriented Programming
• Module 8: Error and Exception Handling
• Module 9: Data Structures and Algorithms
• Module 10: Introduction to Libraries and Frameworks

The materials are clear and structured so you can learn at your own pace. On successful completion, you’ll receive your free PDF certificate as evidence of the skills you’ve acquired.

This course is ideal for:

• Beginners who want to understand coding and Python Programming from the foundations.
• Students interested in software development and computer science.
• Individuals exploring careers in programming, automation or data analysis.
• Aspiring developers looking to broaden their knowledge of Python concepts.
• IT professionals interested in understanding object-oriented programming and coding structures.
• Learners preparing for further study in software engineering or related technology subjects.

No formal qualifications or previous Python Programming experience are required. You will need:

• An interest in coding, computers and software development.
• A phone, tablet or computer to access the online learning materials.
• A reliable internet connection for self-paced study.
• Willingness to understand programming terminology and logical concepts.
• No previous coding experience or specialist equipment is required to study the course materials.

Knowledge gained from this course may support further learning towards roles such as:

• Junior Python Developer: £30,000–£45,000 per year
• Python Developer: £45,000–£75,000 per year
• Software Developer: £32,000–£60,000 per year
• Web Developer: £28,000–£50,000 per year
• Data Analyst: £30,000–£48,000 per year
• Automation Engineer: £35,000–£60,000 per year

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