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European Computer Driving Licence
(ECDL)

The ECDL is a certificate of knowledge and proven competence that is based on a single agreed Syllabus. It certifies that the holder has knowledge of the basic concepts of Information Technology and is able to use a personal computer and common computer applications at a known level of competence.

The ECDL consists of seven module tests which lead to the qualification. The modules are:

• Basic concepts of IT
• Using the computer and managing files
• Word processing
• Spreadsheets
• Database
• Presentation
• Information and Communication


When a candidate registers to start the ECDL certification process he/she receives a Log Book in which success in the seven tests is recorded. When all seven modules are completed the candidate receives the European Computer Driving Licence. The training materials comprise of interactive software, practical tasks and practice tests.
The European Computer Driving Licence is an internationally accepted certificate. It can simplify employment procedures and assure the employer that the applicant and staff have the necessary level of knowledge and competence to use common computer applications.
Achievement of this qualification is being seen more and more as the standard by which employers can benchmark the computer competency of both current and potential staff and by which staff can increase their job prospects and future opportunities.
Key benefits for you as an individual are that it:

• Requires no prior knowledge of IT or computer skills
• Raises your level of competency in IT & computer skills
• Improves your productivity at home & work
• Provides you with an industry recognised qualification
 

 

 

Last Site Updated: 28 August 2008

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