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European Computer Driving License
You're in: Information Communication Technology (I.C.T.) Training > European Computer Driving License (ECDL) Perhaps you know something about computers, but find it hard to define exactly what your level is. You're confident you can use a PC efficiently, but you can't really prove it. Business requires "basic competence", but what does that mean? And how can you be sure that you have already reached this level?
The ECDL establishes standards for everyone who uses a computer either in a professional or a personal capacity. It is a certificate that verifies your competence and declares your computer skills. European employers all agree on the need for this standard definition of practical competence in Information Technology.
Benefits of ECDL
It is suitable for people from every workplace, for people entering the job market, and for all ages.
It provides an IT skills qualification for everyone
An innovative and tangible method of skills measurement and validation
A model for education and training in the Information Society
A flexible and accessible qualification that offers increased mobility to holders
Objectives of ECDL
To promote and encourage computer literacy for all
To raise the level of knowledge about Information Technology (IT) and the level of competence in using personal computers and common computer applications
To ensure all computer users understand best practices and the advantages of using a personal computer
To enable better returns from investments in Information Technology (IT)
To provide a basic qualification which will allow all people, regardless of their background, to be part of the Information Society
Further Information :. Modules 1 - 3 overview :. Modules 4 - 7 overview :. ECDL Programme Requirements
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