Award in Functional Skills Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (Entry 3)

UPDATED 20170113 13:53:11

The OCR Functional Skills qualifications in ICT at Entry level is suitable for both young people and mature learners who wish to be recognised for their achievement of a wide range of practical ICT skills for use in every day life. The qualification is also suitable for those preparing to progress to level 1 Functional Skills ICT qualifications. This qualification can be used as a component for any Foundation Learning programme.

Course information

Name: Award in Functional Skills Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (Entry 3) Qualification title: Award in Functional Skills Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (Entry 3) Qualification type: Assessment Exam Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20170113 13:01:19 Updated 20170113 13:53:11

Entry requirements

All equipment is provided by the centre. Equipment required All equipment is provided by the centre.

Provider

CENTRE FOR LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT LIMITED
b.pollard@clmd.org.uk
020 8317 7380
http://www.clmd.org.uk

Address

Room 34 Block D 18-36 Wellington Street, Woolwich Town: London

Learning aims

Title: Award in Functional Skills Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (Entry 3) Qualification: Award in Functional Skills Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (Entry 3) Classification: Preparation for Life and Work

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