Using Microsoft Word Word Processing City & Guilds Level 2

What will you be learning?
This course is for people with some previous knowledge of computing. The course enables you to use a word processor to create and edit and check a variety of documents ensuring clarity and readability.

You will study: Plan and produce new documents; produce new documents using mail merge facilities; edit existing documents; use images within documents; check produced documents; save and print documents.

What happens when you have finished?
You can progress onto a relevant full-time Level 2.

Where and when?
Option 1
Location: Ashford

Start date: February

Duration: Short course

How is it delivered?: Evening

Option 2
Location: Ashford

Start date: April

Duration: Short course

How is it delivered?: Evening

Option 3
Location: Ashford

Start date: October

Duration: Short course

How is it delivered?: Evening

Option 4
Location: Folkestone

Start date: February

Duration: Short course

How is it delivered?: Evening

Option 5
Location: Folkestone

Start date: April

Duration: Short course

How is it delivered?: Evening

Option 6
Location: Folkestone

Start date: October

Duration: Short course

How is it delivered?: Evening

How much will it cost?
Option 1
Tuition Fee: £105

Exam & Registration Fee: £30

Option 2
Tuition Fee: £105

Exam & Registration Fee: £30

Option 3
Tuition Fee: £111

Exam & Registration Fee: £32

Option 4
Tuition Fee: £105

Exam & Registration Fee: £30

Option 5
Tuition Fee: £105

Exam & Registration Fee: £30

Option 6
Tuition Fee: £111

Exam & Registration Fee: £32

You may not have to pay this tuition fee if:

• You are unemployed and in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance (contribution-based)
• You are in receipt of, or are an un-waged dependent of someone currently in receipt of any of the following "income-based" benefits:
  • Income-based Jobseekers Allowance (JSA)
  • Income-related Employments and Support ALlowance (ESA)
  • Income Support
  • Working Tax Credit (your assessed household income needs to be less than 15,276 per year (amount subject to change)
  • Housing Benefit
  • Council Tax Benefit (excluding the 25% single person reduction)
  • Pension Credit - Guaranteed only

View our Money Matters page for full details and information about the financial support available, including Adult Learner Grants.