Put yourself in the driving seat let the step-by-step ICDL program of fundamental computer skills bring you up to cyberspeed in today's digital world.
Employers, educational institutions and Government agencies in over 148 countries have hailed the ICDL as the international standard for computer literacy. With over 7 million participants worldwide, the ICDL is a recognised competency standard endorsed and administered by ICDL Australia.
The ICDL is the standard for computer literacy in over 148 countries.
It is designed for a person to 'drive' a computer with the same ease as they might drive a car. Its aims are to:
The ICDL is not a "training course" but rather a competency standard that is acknowledged through testing. It is identical to the successful European Computer Driving Licence scheme (ECDL). The ICDL program is governed by the ECDL Foundation in all member countries around the globe.
The ICDL offers:
The ICDL is designed to assist people at work, home or in study, establish a recognised standard for everyone who uses a computer in a professional or personal capacity. Individuals can choose how they wish to study for the tests - through TAFE, privately-run courses or self-study.
ICDL certification informs current and prospective employers that you possess competency in fundamental IT skills. Most importantly, you will gain self-confidence from knowing you can use a PC and a variety of standard computer software applications.
Benefits of ICDL Certification:
The ICDL provides a simple and reliable means of identifying computer competencies of both existing employees and future job applicants. By adopting ICDL as a standard for all employees, you can ensure consistent and desired levels of IT ability throughout the organisation.
Many employers in Australia and around the world now agree on the need for a standard definition of practical competence in IT.
Benefits of ICDL Certification:
Many courses already incorporate individual elements of basic and advanced computer skills, but there is no widely accepted certification. Of the large variety of computer courses offered, many are not accredited, or rely on separate alliances with industry and educational bodies for recognition.
At the same time, the proliferation of computer courses available has fragmented the market, reflecting unfairly on the best use of the training industry's resources.
ICDL Australia is committed to creating widespread awareness of, and demands for the ICDL. In turn, this will provide professional trainers with the opportunity to take advantage of the market potential.
Interested in becoming an ICDL Test Centre? Please contact ICDL Australia on 1300 GO ICDL (1300 46 4235) today!
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