BCS Certificate in IT

BCS Certificate in IT

The British Computer Society (BCS) Professional Examination is an internationally recognised qualification, essential for a career in computing and Information Technology. It is examined to the level of a UK honours degree and acknowledges your practical experience as well as your academic abilities. It will give students a distinctive edge over the competition, as employers can be confident that you know not only what you are doing, but how and why. It is therefore essential that all IT employees are competent and have the appropriate professional qualifications. The BCS Professional Examination confirms your proficiency, and endorses your skills and capabilities. It aims to give you a substantial breadth and depth of knowledge and the ability to apply that knowledge in your workplace.

Syllabus
This level is the academic equivalent to Year 1 of a UK university honours degree and is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) as Level 4.

The Certificate in IT focuses on the following core modules:
Information Systems Software Development Computer & Network Technology BCS recommends a minimum of 200 hours study per module and the course culminates in a 2 hour written exam focusing on all three core modules.

Completion of the Certificate in IT level means you are eligible to apply for BCS Associate Membership (AMBCS).

Entry Requirements

2 A Levels or equivalent
Two years relevant experience

Qualification: BCS Professional Examination Diploma
Awarding Body: The British Computer Society (BCS)
Examinations: Examinations
Duration: 6-12 Months
Mode of study: Full time/ Part time
Start Dates: January/ July/ September
Course Fees: £1995.00 (F/T)