What is the ECDL?
Over half a million people in the UK have registered for the ECDL. Through it you will gain the confidence, basic skills and knowledge to use computers and a wide range of common IT software packages. This can help you in your current job and enhance your career prospects.
Key benefits for you as an individual are:
Raises your level of competency in IT & computer skills
Improves your productivity at home & at work
Provides you with an industry recognised qualification
The ECDL consists of seven modules, which lead to the qualification.
The ECDL is made up of seven different modules and covers the key concepts of computing, its practical applications and their use in the workplace and society. There are six courses that map to the different ECDL modules to help you get the skills you need.
The Modules are:
Module 1 - Basic concepts of Information Technology
Module 2 - Using Computers and Managing Files
Module 3 - Word Processing
Module 4 - Spreadsheets
Module 5 - Databases
Module 6 - Presentations
Module 7 - Information & Communication
How long does the programme take?
Course duration - 6 Months
When would I need to attend?
The course is offered as a Flexible Learning programme. In order to complete the programme, you would need to dedicate approximately 2.5 hours per week. If you have a computer with an Internet connection at work or at home, you can access your courseware 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
When and how do I take my assessments?
As you complete each module, you will undertake a 45-minute assessment to demonstrate your competency. Assessments are carried out on-line and consist of either simulation tasks or multiple-choice questions.
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