Qualifications
Taking this course can count towards part of the following qualifications:
Prepare for the ECDL Part Two (MS 2003)
ECDL Part Two is the second stage towards achieving the ECDL qualification - once you have completed Part One and Part Two and successfully passed the relevant assessment modules, you will achieve two seperate IT Level 2 qualifications - the ECDL and the British Computing Society (BCS) Level 2 Certificate for IT Users
This course will help you decide if ECDL is the right qualification for you and will let you assess whether you are ready to undertake the formal assessment for the award.
The course explains the benefits, features and costs of the ECDL and explores the five areas of the ECDL Part Two syllabus. It will help you to understand more about the BCS, who administer and award the ECDL in the UK, and the BCS Level 2 Certificate for IT Users.
You'll take a useful "skill check" to test your current IT knowledge and identify areas that need more practise before you put yourself forward for formal assessment.
By the time you complete the course, you will know whether you are ready to sit the Module 3,4,5 and 6 needed to pass the ECDL and the BCS Unit E test that gives you the BCS level 2 Certificate for IT Users.
What will you learn?
On completion of this course you will be able to:
- Understand what the ECDL qualification is, who it is for and how it is structured
- Pinpoint any categories in the ECDL syllabus that ou do not fully understand
- Know if you are ready to take each of the Module 3,4,5,6 and Unit E tests
- Identify what your next step towards the ECDL qualification should be
- Understand which learndirect courses you should follow to cover the full ECDL syllabus
What should you already know?
It is expected that you will have completed the ECDL Part 1 and be working towards the ECDL qualification. You should have a basic understanding of Microsoft Windows, know how to use menus, dialogue boxes and enter text using a keyboard.
Course level
| Beginner |
| Beginner plus |
| Intermediate |
| Advanced |
How long does it take?
Short Course - our short courses take 3 to 9 hours to complete. You can work through this course at your own pace.
What's involved?
Online - This is a course where you learn while connected to the Internet
Course Code: 100464IC015
