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How can ICDL benefit you and what is it?
This ICDL course is operated and accredited by the Australian Computer Society. It is a self-paced, on-line course designed to provide you with an understanding of basic computer skills. It comprises of 7 Modules, each with its own test.

"ICDL demonstrates that an individual has the skills to operate a range of everyday computer applications. ICDL is not a course, but a standard a basic computer competence, which is achieved through testing. It provides a performance benchmark for all employers.

As your career progresses, one thing is certain, computers will play a major role in your future. Many private and public organisations in Australia and around the world are insisting their employees have an International Computer Driving Licence. It's the only qualification of its kind, which lets your employer know you possess basic computer skills."

Quoted from the web page http://www.acs.org.au

The Seven Test Modules That Lead To Documented Computer Skills Are:
Module 1: Basic Concepts of IT
The physical make-up of a personal computer and concepts such as data storage and memory.

Module 2: Using the Computer and Managing Files
The fundamental functions of a personal computer and its operation system.

Module 3: Word Processing
Creating, formatting and finishing a word-processing document, and using more advanced word-processing features.

Module 4: Spreadsheets
Developing, formatting and using a spreadsheet; using basic formulas and functions to perform standard mathematical and logical functions.

Module 5: Databases
Designing and planning a simple database using a standard database package; retrieving information from an existing database.

Module 6: Presentations
Creating, formatting and preparing presentations, using graphics and charts and various slide show effects.

Module 7: Information and Communication (Internet and Email)
Using a Web browser application and available search engine tools to accomplish Web search tasks; using E-mail software to send, receive and organise messages.

This course is available for Public registration
Semester 1 enrolments close 15 December
Semester 2 enrolments close 15 June

Download : Application Form & Pricing Information

eMail : icdl@ipswichgrammar.com

Payment : Can be made by Visa, Mastercard, or American Express via calling 38139625 (Accounts office). EFTPOS is also available at the Accounts Office.

Peter Yeates
Information Communication Technology Services Manager