Certificate I in Information Technology - ICA10105

What is a Certificate I in Information Technology all about?

This qualification is suitable for anyone seeking basic computer skills to further their education or gain employment and aims to provide students with computer literacy skills and the skills foundation for using a computer in any industry or for personal use. This qualification will improve employment opportunities and will help you gain a good grounding in computer operations and application software, improved understanding in information, communication and technology.

The training in this qualification is conducted with up-to-date computer hardware and software the student would expect to use in industry. This qualification articulates into numerous VET courses offered nationally. Click for pricing »

The Units of Competency

To achieve a Certificate I in Information Technology a total of SIX (6) units of competency must be completed. This comprises THREE (3) core units of competency plus THREE (3) elective units of competency as detailed in the packaging rules and listed below.

CORE UNITS OF COMPETENCY

ICAU1128A Operate a personal computer

ICAU1129A Operate a word processing application

ICAU1133A Send and retrieve information using web browsers and email

ELECTIVE UNITS OF COMPETENCY (3 selected from the following)

ICAU1130A Operate a spreadsheet application

ICAU1131A Operate a database application

ICAU1132A Operate a presentation package

ICAU2005A Operate computer hardware

Note: Units of competency ICAU1130A, ICAU1131A, ICAU2005A are recommended as electives where an effective pathway to a Certificate II in Information Technology is required.