Get On with Computers

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A qualification in Information Technology opens up an incredible world of opportunities for work, not only within the technology industry but also in supporting roles within other industries. Computers are an essential part of employment and are among the fundamental transferable skills desired by employers. One of our range of ICT courses, Get on with Computers is for anyone aged 19+ and offers Functional ICT Skills which are practical skills that provide an individual with the essential knowledge, skills and understanding to use IT in different contexts to enable them to operate confidently, effectively and independently in life and at work. The qualification starts at Entry 3. These are most suitable for beginners or people who want to improve confidence in their IT skills. Level 1 is more suited to learners who already have a good basic knowledge of IT applications and how they work, including email and internet. Courses start throughout the year at various locations across the Wakefield District, and you may be entitled to a free course depending on your circumstances, please contact the Centre for further details.

Course information

Name: Get On with Computers Qualification title: Functional Skills qualification in Information Communication Technology (ICT) at Entry 3 Qualification type: Assessment Learners will be expected to complete study at home and will need access to mobile technology and Wi-Fi or internet access. Learners without this facility will be able to attend centres on days outside of their timetable to study. The coursework is modular and you will build on your skills and confidence week by week. Your tutor will give you regular feedback on your progress and what you need to do to improve on weaker areas. The course has a 2 hour end examination. Your tutor will inform you of the planned location, date and time within the first term. This examination is a compulsory requirement of the course and may be scheduled at another centre. Examination fees are costed into the total course fees. Learners are entitled to one resit free of charge; if required. Awarding National Open College Network Created 20170201 11:33:41 Updated 20170201 11:33:41

Entry requirements

1 lever arch folder, coloured dividers, plastic wallets, pen and paper/notebook. If you have your own laptop, you might find it useful to bring this along to use in sessions. Equipment required 1 lever arch folder, coloured dividers, plastic wallets, pen and paper/notebook. If you have your own laptop, you might find it useful to bring this along to use in sessions.

Provider

WAKEFIELD CITY COUNCIL
ACES@wakefield.gov.uk
01924 303302
http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/education/adulteducation

Address

Town Hall
Wood Street Town: Wakefield County:West Yorkshire

Learning aims

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

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