This course is suitable for students aged 16+ who are interested in developing their knowledge, skills and understanding in ICT. Learners will take two mandatory units to achieve this qualification, Fundamentals of IT and Global Information Systems, both of which are externally assessed. The units provide learners with an insight into the IT sector as they investigate the pace of technological change, IT infrastructure, flow of information on a global scale and important legal and security considerations. The course provides opportunities to develop skills demanded by IT employers. The course provides pupils with a foothold in the real IT world. Pupils are required to demonstrate a range of skills including independent learning, research and analysis skills. They will develop their use of software by using advanced tools on programs and experience a range of software from Microsoft to the Adobe suite. Independence is a key skill which they will develop to pursue a career in IT.
Minimum Grade 4 GCSE in English and Merit or Distinction in ICT.
5 units of work (2 Exam units and 3 Centre-assessed units)
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Wolverhampton |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Holland Road, Bilston, WV14 6LU |
This course is suitable for students aged 16+ who are interested in developing their knowledge, skills and understanding in ICT. Learners will take two mandatory units to achieve this qualification, Fundamentals of IT and Global Information Systems, both of which are externally assessed. The units provide learners with an insight into the IT sector as they investigate the pace of technological change, IT infrastructure, flow of information on a global scale and important legal and security considerations. The course provides opportunities to develop skills demanded by IT employers. The course provides pupils with a foothold in the real IT world. Pupils are required to demonstrate a range of skills including independent learning, research and analysis skills. They will develop their use of software by using advanced tools on programs and experience a range of software from Microsoft to the Adobe suite. Independence is a key skill which they will develop to pursue a career in IT.
Minimum Grade 4 GCSE in English and Merit or Distinction in ICT.
5 units of work (2 Exam units and 3 Centre-assessed units)