ICDL Australia

The International Computing Drivers Licence (ICDL) is now recognised by the Tasmanian Qualifications Authority (TQA)

This means that the ICDL core certificate issued by a formal learning provider may now be listed on the Qualifications Certificate and contributes to the participation and achievement standard of the Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE).

Achievement of the International Computer Driving Licence - Core is also considered to be adequate evidence of meeting the ICT standard of the Tasmanian Certificate of Education.

The ICLD Core certificate has been assigned a TQA complexity level of 2 points, a size value of 5 points and a robustness category of 4 points.

Period of Recognition: 2009 - 2013.

For further information please visit the TQA webpage: www.tqa.tas.gov.au

Or email enquiries to: info@icdl.com.au

The International Computing Drivers Licence (ICDL) is now recognised by the Queensland Studies Authority (QSA)

The ICDL core qualification now contributes two credits towards the award of a Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).

Period of recognition: 2009 - 31 Dec 2014.

For further information please visit the QSA webpage: www.qsa.qld.edu.au

Or email enquiries to: info@icdl.com.au

ICDL Asia Pacific Relocates to Singapore

ICDL Asia Pacific Ltd (ICDLAP) has relocated to Singapore and restructured its team to better serve the growing demand for the ICDL program in Asia Pacific.

Download - ICDL Asia Pacific Relocates to Singapore (.pdf)

E-Learning Revolutionises Education

A recent Australian survey into the uptake and use of e-learning by vocational educational and training (VET) providers, clients and teachers, has identified that this form of education is delivering benefits beyond flexibility.

Download - E-Learning Revolutionises Education (.pdf)

Regular Computer Users Perform Better in Key School Subjects

School students who are established computer users tend to perform better in key school subjects than those with limited experience or a lack of confidence in their ability to perform basic computer functions, according to a new Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report.

Download - Regular Computer Users Perform Better in Key School Subjects (.pdf)

The Australian Defence Force Academy Empowers It's Students

The Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) operates an Accredited ICDL Test Centre so that its first year IT students can demonstrate a minimum competency in computer use.

Download - The Australian Defence Force Academy Empowers It's Students (.pdf)

Stella Maris College Skills Up

The Stella Maris College introduced the ICDL program in 2001 to provide a structured method of teaching a variety of IT skills to students, and to give them the opportunity of gaining an internationally recognised accreditation.

Download - Stella Maris College Skills Up (.pdf)