European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL)

Short course

Distance

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Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Methodology

    Distance Learning

To develop skills and confidence in the practical application of computing in the workplace and throughout the programme learners record progress through completion of a logbook. It covers the key concepts of computing and IT, and practical application and use within the workplace and society. Suitable for: This programme is for those who wish to gain an internationally recognised qualification in computing to enable them to develop their IT skills and enhance their career prospects.

About this course

There are no formal entry requirements for the ECDL although a reasonable standard of English is necessary in addition to a basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office, and the ability to use a computer keyboard and mouse. ...

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Course programme

Programme Summary

ECDL is an internationally recognised qualification designed to enable learners to demonstrate their competence in computer skills. It covers the key concepts of computing and IT, and practical application and use within the workplace and society.

Programme objectives are to develop skills and confidence in the practical application of computing in the workplace and throughout the programme learners record progress through completion of a logbook. This logbook is exchanged for a certificate and ECDL license when the programme has been successfully completed.

Start Date

On demand and either distance learning or taught session in the workplace to suit employer and employee needs.

Programme Content

The ECDL is made up of seven mandatory modules:

• Basic concepts of IT

• Using the computer and managing files

• Word Processing

• Spreadsheets

• Database

• Presentation

• Information and communication

Assessment Process

Each module is theory based and then assessed by a set test at the end of each module. A passport of achievement is updated as each module completed and passed. Once all units completed the full certificate is awarded.

Learners who do not complete the whole qualification can gain certification for those units they have successfully achieved.

Length of Programme


We support learners and set standards to enable participants to achieve targets and personal goals at an agreed pace. All learners are supported by a dedicated uke learning assessor who provides advice, guidance and support in the workplace throughout the duration of the programme.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for the ECDL although a reasonable standard of English is necessary in addition to a basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office, and the ability to use a computer keyboard and mouse. The ECDL can be completed in 2 parts, part A & Part B and the uke learning assessor must also be confident that the learner is able to generate the evidence necessary to achieve the qualification.

European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL)

Price on request