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Benefits of the ECDL Advanced and ICDL Advanced Qualification
The ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence) Advanced and ICDL (International Computer Driving Licence) Advanced qualifications cover the essential applications needed to improve productivity in the modern work place. The qualifications have global recognition in currently over 148 countries and growing periodically. Both the ECDL Advanced and ICDL Advanced have the same syllabus and examination procedures. The ECDL was created in 1997 initially for European countries but after its success was expanded in 1999 to incorporate countries outside Europe thus the ICDL was formed. For more information on the ECDL Advanced and ICDL Advanced please select ECDL and ICDL information page. The ECDL Advanced and ICDL Advanced Qualifications Subjects:
The ECDL Advanced and ICDL Advanced Certification (level 3) is set into four modules. The four currently available Advanced ECDL and ICDL modules are:
• Word-Processing (AM3) • Spreadsheets (AM4) • Database (AM5) • PowerPoint (AM6)
Test Structure
With each module that a learner successfully passes they will receive an individual certificate. If a learner passes all four advanced modules they can apply for an additional Expert Certification at no extra cost. The ECDL and ICDL Advanced tests are made up of twenty questions and each question is worth five points (percent), candidates need to achieve a pass mark of 75 points (percent) within a one hour time period to achieve the qualification. For more information about the ECDL Advanced and ICDL Advanced exam process, please read the information on the Exam Process page.
Syllabuses
The Core and Advanced ECDL and ICDL syllabuses were reviewed in 2007 in order to ensure that they reflected technology advances and relevant practices; this resulted in the completion of the ECDL and ICDL Core syllabus v5.0 and Advanced syllabus v2.0, which will both be phased in during 2009/2010. For more information on syllabus changes and v5.0/v2.0 syllabus downloads, please visit our Syllabus 2009-2010 page.
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