Should I go out to work and earn some money as soon as possible - or should I go to college and continue my education? Would I get a decent job - do I have any skills to offer an employer? Do I prefer a more practical approach to learning? If you don't have the answers to these questions, then we may have just the course for you! The course will offer you computing skills that employers want as well as introducing the basics of web design. If you do well you will be able to gain the OCR National Certificate in ICT. When you are not attending training for your IT skills in college, we would encourage you to have a part time job which would have to fit around your college timetable. The skills you learn in this adult working environment, such as relating well to your colleagues, dealing with the public, punctuality and responsibility, will all be essential when you start your full time career in the workplace.
Name: Gateway to IT Support Level 2 Diploma Qualification title: Diploma in IT (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Regular written and verbal feedback is given in a weekly tracking session. -You will have to complete a portfolio of evidence, based on practical tasks and written assignments -Finally, and most importantly, you will have to attend all your classes and arrive punctually Awarding Oxford Cambridge & RSA Examinations Created 20150909 12:19:05 Updated 20150909 12:19:05
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Richmond upon Thames College
Further Education
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Title: Diploma in IT (QCF) Qualification: Diploma in IT (QCF) Classification: Information and Communication Technology