pre-requisites
Open entry
course description
Students will learn how to use and apply knowledge and skills in a wide range of computer applications. They will work towards generic computing and information processing unit standards useful for any career path or employment situation. Students will work towards gaining standards that contribute to the National Certificate in Business Administration and/or Computing. This course is suitable for students who are interested in careers or tertiary courses in Computing and/or Digital Technologies, Service and Computer Administration Vocational Pathways and related fields.
This course is also considered useful for students that intend following a Trade pathway e.g. plumber or electrician or completing the Transition pathway at L2 as students will learn letter writing skills, complete calculations and charts in Microsoft Excel and make a basic website using Google sites. All of these are skills that can be applied across the Trade or Transition pathways at L2 and L3.
This course is also considered useful for students that intend following a Trade pathway e.g. plumber or electrician or completing the Transition pathway at L2 as students will learn letter writing skills, complete calculations and charts in Microsoft Excel and make a basic website using Google sites. All of these are skills that can be applied across the Trade or Transition pathways at L2 and L3.
course fees
Nil
course leads to
Level 2 BAC Business Administration & Computing,
Level 3 BAC Business Administration & Computing
National Certificates, Service and Computer Administration Vocational Pathways, tertiary study and a wide variety of employment situations requiring computer skills, such as; Events Manager, Project Manager, Office Administration, Receptionist, Hospitality, Logistics, Travel and Tourism, Retail, Police, Electrician, Plumber and other trades and services.
Level 3 BAC Business Administration & Computing
National Certificates, Service and Computer Administration Vocational Pathways, tertiary study and a wide variety of employment situations requiring computer skills, such as; Events Manager, Project Manager, Office Administration, Receptionist, Hospitality, Logistics, Travel and Tourism, Retail, Police, Electrician, Plumber and other trades and services.
internal credits
16 credits: 12 Unit Standards and 4 Assessment Standard
external credits
0
total number of credits
16
hod
Mrs A. White