OCR Award In Text Processing Levels 2/3 (Thur 6-8)

OCR Award In Text Processing Levels 2/3 (Thur 6-8) AAA0224
Is it for me?
The part-time course is suitable for you if you are either unemployed or currently employed in a secretarial capacity and wish to gain or increase your qualifications.
What do I need?
You should have experience of typing a variety of business documents and some knowledge of Microsoft Word. For the Diploma in Text Processing Levels 2 and 3 a recognised qualification at Level 1 is necessary. A working knowledge of the English language is essential for all levels.
What will I study?
The course aims to provide an OCR Diploma in Text Processing at Levels 1, 2 or 3. The Diploma consists of 4 modules from the following:
Level 1
Text Production
Word Processing
Audio Transcription
Speed Keying
Computer Keyboard Skills
Level 2

• Text Production
• Word Processing
• Audio Transcription
• Speed Keying
• Medical Word Processing
• Medical Audio Transcription
• Mail Merge
• Business Presentations

Level 3

• Text Production
• Word Processing
• Audio Transcription
• Speed Keying
• Document Presentation

Where will I study?
Baltic Campus
You'll be based at our fantastic £39million Baltic campus on the quayside. The campus has a prime location on Gateshead quayside, and state-of-the-art facilities including a Jacuzzi, gym and sauna, a 200 seat theatre, state-of-the-art classrooms, training kitchen and restaurant, refectory, bistro and vending areas.
How will I be assessed?
Throughout the course you will be assessed by your tutor for presentation, speed and accuracy. In addition, you will be entered for 4 external examinations during the course of the year in Autumn, Spring and Summer.
How will I be taught?
Sessions will include group sessions however the focus will be on learners working at their own pace.
What qualification will I get?
OCR Diploma in Text Processing at Level 1, 2 or 3
Can I go onto further study?
The OCR Diploma in Text Processing can lead to improved career prospects. There is progression up to Level 3.
Financial information
If you are aged 16-18 and study on a full-time, further education programme then your course is free. Find out more about finance for 16-18 year olds.
If you are over 18, and your course is not free, then grants and loans may be available to help towards course fees. You can find out more information on financial support by visiting our finance pages.
How do I apply?
You can drop in to our Baltic Campus to complete an application form.
An interview is required for this course.