ICDL

The ICDL (International Computer Driving Licence) is the world’s leading end user computer skills certification programme and is an internationally recognized qualification. The core ICDL is equivalent with the core of SAQA qualification 49077: National Certificate: Information Technology: End User Computing.
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On behalf of all students teachers who have been using this centre, I wish to thank you, the team of IETS for helping us to achieve our goal which is just to have self confidence in touching computers Mandla Mazibuko
The 7 core ICDL Modules
- Module 1: Basic Concepts of Information Technology
- Module 2: Using the Computer and Managing Files
- Module 3: Word Processing
- Module 4: Spreadsheets
- Module 5: Database
- Module 6: Presentation
- Module 7: Information and communication
NB
An ICDL START certificate is issued when the candidate has passed 4 modules, any 4 of the above.
We have been a registered ICDL training and testing centre since 2001 (Centre nr ZA 60614T).
Many ways to achieve ICDL
All candidates who are enrolled with us are given support and advice and are thoroughly prepared before attempting any exams. Our success rate has climbed to 80% in 2009!
We take care of all the administration with the ICDL Foundation and the learners receive their certificates from us.
Formula 1 is for candidates who have all the required knowledge. These learners are registered and sit for assessments and exams.
R 2100
Formula 2 is for candidates who have sufficient access to a computer, who have most of the required knowledge and who want to work through the manual independently.
Workshops are held on the last Saturday of the month to help with exam preparation.
R 2500
Formula 3 is for candidates who have sufficient access to a computer, who have some of the required knowledge and who want to work through the manual independently, noting problem areas and addressing these during private tuition sessions. This package includes 7 workshops.
R 4000
Formula 4 is for candidates who have sufficient access to a computer for homework and practice but who prefer to attend classes and be led by a facilitator during evening classes. This formula is very popular as it gives support every step of the way.
R 8850
Formula 5 is for school-going candidates who have sufficient access to a computer for homework and practice, attending afternoon classes, but skipping exam times and school holidays. Learners are enrolled for 2 years and will pay the same amount for the 2nd year as for the first year.
R 4200
Formula 6 is for candidates who do not have sufficient access to a computer or time to attend classes. They can use our training centre for homework and practice at their own convenience but will not attend formal classes.
R 3500
Formula 7 is suitable for learners who have sufficient access to a computer and want to study at in their own time at home or office, but still keep the option of interaction with a facilitator. They receive a CD with computer based training in all modules. The software keeps track of their progress. If encountering problems, they contact our centre and have a workshop or private session (up to 7 hours).
R 6000
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