ECDL level 2 for Deaf people

• Gain the BCS Level 2 Certificate in ITQ User Skills (ECDL Extra)Word Processing:Use Word to:• Create documents• Manipulate and format text• Insert and manipulate images within a document• Import objects and graphics• Use mail merge tools• Create, manipulate and format tables• Preview and print documentsUse Excel to:• Understand the basic concepts of spreadsheets• Use a spreadsheet application such as Excel to create a spreadsheet• Insert and format data• Create, format and adjust charts• Create formulae and functions and copy them to other cells• Apply settings for printingUse PowerPoint to:• Create, format, modify and prepare presentations using different slide layouts using PowerPoint• Duplicate and move text, images, charts• Create and modify organisational charts• Apply slide transitions and animation effects• Apply slide designs using presets and templates• Apply various print optionsImproving productivity using ITThis module will give you the ability to plan, evaluate and improve procedures involving the use of IT tools and systems in order to improve the productivity and efficiency of work activities.On successfully completing the required modules, you can be awarded an ECDL extra certificate and a full Level 2 ITQ certificate.

The non-refundable examination fee is included in the course fees.You may wish to purchase a course book. The tutor will give suggestions about these. You will need a memory stick which can be purchased at the college, or provided via the Learner Support fund (if applicable).If you have a low income, or are receiving means tested benefits, ask the Information and Advice team about the financial assistance that may be available to you. Please contact Information and Advice on 020 7492 2500 for more information.

Each student has their own computer. Presentations will be made using computers, interactive whiteboard, overhead screen and printed notes. Step-by-step instruction, with demonstrations where appropriate, will help you grasp the concepts. Classes are taught in British Sign Language, and written English.