ECDL is intended for those who need or wish to know how to use a personal computer. It is suitable for people of all ages, from every work discipline, for people entering the job market, and for those who work at home. The ECDL is designed specifically for those who want to obtain a qualification in computing to enable them to develop their ICT skills and enhance their career prospects.
| Course Code: | NE | Fees Distance Learning: €350 | Fee:Classroom €500 |
| Duration: | 24 weeks | Awarding Body |  |
| Start Dats: | September 27th,2011 | Day: Thursdays | Time: 6.00pm to 9.00pm |
| Entry Requirement: | Basic computer experience required |
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Syllabus Topics
The ECDL syllabus is divided into seven modules, 6 practical and 1 theoretical. A test in each module must be passed before the ECDL is awarded, although those who have passed 4 modules and do not wish to pursue the full qualification may apply for an ECDL Start certificate The 7 ECDL modules are as follows :
Distance Learning Option
The ECDL Foundation approved coursework textbook is included with your course, includes a CD, complimenting the course textbook. This textbook is specially written to teach you practical IT skills. Many real world examples are included to help you learn new topics as well as to help you to successfully prepare for your ECDL syllabus 5 certification.
The CD accompanying the textbook contains interactive exercises for Module 1 and work files for Modules 2/7. It contains hundreds of multiple choice- questions contained in interactive retention exercises. These exercises are supported by over 350 work files which facilitate learning in "real time".
