Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is now part of the educational experience of learners in most parts of the world. Taught as either a discrete subject or embedded within the curriculum, ICT is regarded as a new ‘literacy’, alongside reading, writing and numeracy.
Cambridge ICT Starters is designed to introduce learners to the key ICT applications they need to acquire that literacy and to understand the impact of technology on our daily lives.
The syllabus provides a curriculum framework in which ICT competence can be developed. Modules can be delivered according to the needs of each learning situation and age of the learners – across the curriculum or as a separate course of study.
Students use ICT to communicate, handle information, model and control. They develop key ICT skills in a range of applications including: word processing, computer graphics, databases, spreadsheets, email, internet, presentations, video/animation and web authoring. Through Cambridge ICT Starters, students learn ICT practical skills; also they learn to consider wider issues such as adapting their work according to the audience and internet safety.
The qualification offers a structured scheme of assessment, operating at three levels:
The qualification offers a structured scheme of assessment, operating at three levels:
Initial Steps
Next Steps
On Track
At each level, a Cambridge ICT Starters Stage 1 or Full Certificate is available.
Cambridge ICT Starters has been mapped against prescribed ICT standards in a number of countries, so that the skills and knowledge assessed reflect the competencies demanded internationally.
University of Cambridge Certificate in information and communications technology (ICT) With the option to obtain Cambridge Computer Driving License (CCDL) from the Cambridge College .
Through information technology and communications programs in Cambridge, students learn the skills of information technology and communication process; also learn to consider wider issues such as adapting their work according to the public and the safety of the Internet.
Provide a diagram of an organized approach to evaluation, and is on three levels:
1 - The first level Initial Steps
With the option to obtain Cambridge Computer Driving License (CCDL) from the Cambridge College CCDL first level 2 - Level II Next Steps
With the option to obtain Cambridge Computer Driving License (CCDL) from the Cambridge College CCDL Intermediate
3 - Level III On Track
With the option to obtain Cambridge Computer Driving License (CCDL) from the Cambridge College advanced level
Where can the Certificate be taken?
We work in partnership with a wide range of Centres around the world where Certificate programmes are available:
In Sudan You may take it with Cambridge International Sudan
Continuous Education Programs.
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