This course provides an introduction to using a computer for the first time. It is also useful for people who have used a computer before or for those who are lacking confidence. It will cover all the basic skills and will lead to an Entry Level 1 Functional ICT qualification (no exam, evidence is collected in class). The course will cover : o The different parts of a computer o Health and safety when using a computer o Using the keyboard and mouse o Keeping information secure by using passwords o Basic word-processing o Searching the internet o receiving email o Labelling images
Name: Computing First Steps (ICT Functional Skills Entry 1) Qualification title: Functional Skills qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Entry 1 Qualification type: Assessment There are 10 weekly classes of 2 hours each, with a one week break for half term. The class will be taught in a computer room, with one computer for each student. Each class will include a mixture of demonstration by the tutor and individual practical exercises on the computer. To ensure good progress students should practice their new computer skills for at least 2 hours a week outside of the class. If you do not have your own computer you can access computers in public libraries. Some computers can be booked at The Literary Institute. Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20160805 13:40:51 Updated 20160805 13:40:51
Please bring a pencil and paper to make notes. There are no other costs involved in this course. Equipment required Please bring a pencil and paper to make notes. There are no other costs involved in this course.
Strode's College
Further Education
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http://www.strodes.ac.uk
Strode's College,
High Street,
Town:
Egham,
County:Surrey
Title: Functional Skills qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Entry 1 Qualification: Functional Skills qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Entry 1 Classification: Preparation for Life and Work