e-Citizen is a new programme for everyone who wants to use the Internet for work, social participation and life.
e-Citizen
An ever-growing number of businesses, organisations and government departments are using the World Wide Web and e-mail to faciliate transactions and provide information and services, making the Web an important part of eveyday life. The e-Citizen certification programme is for you, unless you want to be left behind!
What You Will Learn
The e-Citizen programme is divided into three blocks which teach candidates everything they need to know to take advantage of the online world.
The three parts of e-Citizen |
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| Foundation Skills | In Block One candidates learn about computer hardware and software, discover how to work with files and folders, how to browse the World Wide Web, and how to use e-mail. |
| Information Search | Block Two introduces candidates to the online information sources across a wide range of areas including news, government, consumer, travel, education/training, employment, health and business. |
| e-Participation | In Block Three candidates learn how to interact with online service providers, and carry out routine tasks such as buying a CD or book, paying a bill, banking online, completing a tax return or making a holiday reservation. |
Training, Testing, Certification - Earning your e-Citizen Certificate
At the end of their e-Citizen training, candidates take a single, online test in which they can demonstrate the skills that they have learned and practised during the course. An e-Citizen certificate is awarded to successful candidates.
e-Citizen is an international qualification, developed by the ECDL Foundation.
Download the official e-Citizen syllabus (264 KB PDF)
Enquire about e-Citizen for your group or register your interest in e-citizen courseware.
* Advance Learning's ECDL/ICDL-mapped courseware is mapped to both the 4.0 and 4.5 (UK) syllabi
† Advance Learning's e-Citizen-mapped courseware is mapped to syllabus version 1.0
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