Introduction of Cybersecurity Training Courses in 2026
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- •New cybersecurity courses launched to enhance skills in the sector.
- •Certificate in Cyber Security Practices NCFE Level 3 targets students 19 and older.
- •Cyber and AI Security Foundation Course offers live instructor support for effective learning.
Two new cybersecurity training courses have been announced in March 2026. The first is a Certificate in Cyber Security Practices NCFE Level 3, aimed at students aged 19 and above, focusing on foundational cybersecurity skills such as threat identification and incident response. This course emphasizes practical learning through hands-on labs and simulations, with no prior knowledge required. The second course is the Cyber and AI Security Foundation Course, scheduled for April 27, 2026, which is NCSC accredited and offers live, instructor-led training. This course aims to provide a fun introduction to cybersecurity and AI security, contrasting with self-paced options by offering real-time support. Both courses are designed to equip learners with essential skills for entering the cybersecurity field, with potential pathways to advanced qualifications and employment opportunities.
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