Cambridge
International
Diploma in
Teaching
with ICT at
a glance
The Diploma
is awarded
to
candidates
who
successfully
complete
four
assignments
in which
they
demonstrate
and reflect
on their
skills and
knowledge in
their own
teaching and
training
practice.
The Diploma
assignments
are
organized
around four
modules:
-
Plan the
use of
ICT in
teaching
and
learning
-
Manage
the use
of ICT
in
teaching
and
learning
-
Assess
teaching
and
learning
using
ICT
-
Evaluate
and
embed
the use
of ICT
in
teaching
and
learning
The Diploma
involves
approximately
180 hours of
preparation,
including
formal
professional
development
activities,
individual
and group
study and
preparation
of the
assignment.
We provide
dedicated
support
materials
and guidance
to
candidates
and Centres.
You can find
the
essential
documents
for the
Diploma on
the
Resources
page.
Where can
the Diploma
be taken?
Cambridge
works in
partnership
with a wide
range of
Centres
around the
world where
Diploma
programmes
are
available:
from
individual
schools or
colleges
running
in-house
programmes
for their
teachers, to
public
authorities
looking to
raise the
level of
teacher
education
across a
region
from
training
Centres
offering
external
programmes
to teachers
and
trainers, to
university
departments
committed to
improving
their
teaching
skills.
