Certificate in IT User Skills - Media Savvy
| Course name | Certificate in IT User Skills |
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| Training provider | Media Savvy |
| Level | Level 2 |
| Accredited | Yes |
| Course duration | 10 sessions, generally 1 session per week 9:30-16:00 |
| Who is this course for? (Eligibility and personal characteristics) | This course is for anyone aged 19 or over. We have designed this course to suit a wide variety of learners including the following:
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| What will I study? (Key modules or content) | This course is a progression from the Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills Learners will expand on IT skills and ability. They will continue to edit documents and also do some digital form filling for their workbooks. They will develop software skills in (Photoshop) and more mainstream word processing (Microsoft Word) as well as PDF form filling, surfing the internet, e-safety, copyright law, downloading content from the internet, and use IT to improve productivity. This course also introduces video editing using the software (Premiere) this can be useful in many areas including social media, website, blog posting for personal or employment use. In the past learners who have progressed onto the Level 2 have produced logos, marketing material, (flyers and social media content), the possibilities are endless. This course has 4 units and is accredited by NOCN as a Level 2 Certificate. The aim of the course is to enable learners to further improve their IT skills. This course has been designed to develop learners understanding and skills in a range of digital arts and media practices at the same time as further enhancing core ICT and employability skills. The course structure is flexible and we support a personalised learning approach. We treat each group uniquely and every learner as an individual. Our method is sometimes labelled as 'learning by stealth' due to our success in engaging and retaining learners who have previously not successfully completed similar training programmes. There are 4 units to complete as part of this 16 credit qualification, which cover a range of professional software. Units taught:
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| What are the entry requirements | There are no entry requirements but, depending on experience, we can help you decide whether to enrol on an entry level digital skills course first. |
| Requirements of the course e.g. personal protective equipment, tools, materials | None |
| Progression and Careers | There are a variety of outcomes of the course linked directly and indirectly to job seekers gaining employment:
Learners can progress onto higher level related courses, such as those available at college, university. You could gain employment in digital arts and media (Inc. photography, graphic design, digital marketing, social media) You may increase confidence enough to explore unrelated volunteering and employment opportunities. |
| Name | Lisa Miller |
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| courses@mediasavvycic.co.uk | |
| Telephone | 07886 753 797 |