ECDL training overview
The European Computer Driving License (ECDL) is a European-wide qualification in IT competence. Governments and local computer societies in each member country back it. In the UK the ECDL is managed by the British Computer Society (BCS).
The ECDL is designed for those who wish to gain a basic qualification in computing to help them with their current job, develop their IT skills and enhance their career prospects. It assumes no previous experience of IT or computer skills.
ECDL Syllabus
The ECDL syllabus covers key computing concepts in seven modules. Each module is studied separately and each module must be passed before the award of a ECDL certificate. ECDL modules can be studied in any order and at any time within a three year period. This makes the course very flexible to student needs.
Studying for the ECDL with Support for Organisations Ltd.
Our ECDL course has been approved by the BCS and experienced computer trainers provide the training. We offer a range of learning methods during and outside of normal working hours.
Benefits of taking ECDL
ECDL is designed to help people at work and at home.
Those studying the ECDL will have an increased awareness of Information technology and in particular how to put computer technology to effective use.
It will confirm to potential employers that the person has embarked upon a course of study for a professionally recognised pan European qualification.
