COURSE OVERVIEW
This is a one year course in eBusiness, Information Technology and Office Administration leading to a QQI Level 5 Award in eBusiness. There are twelve modules on the course including: eBusiness, The Internet, Web Authoring, Desktop Publishing, Database Methods, Spreadsheet Methods, Computer applications (Access, Excel & PowerPoint), Word Processing, Text Production, Computerised Accounts (TAS Books), Practical Book Keeping, and Communications.
This is a one year course in eBusiness, Information Technology and Office Administration leading to a QQI Level 5 Award in eBusiness. There are twelve modules on the course including: eBusiness, The Internet, Web Authoring, Desktop Publishing, Database Methods, Spreadsheet Methods, Computer applications (Access, Excel & PowerPoint), Word Processing, Text Production, Computerised Accounts (TAS Books), Practical Book Keeping, and Communications.
Work Experience
Learners complete a block of Work Experience in a company during the second term giving them the opportunity to practice skills and knowledge acquired on the course.
Learners complete a block of Work Experience in a company during the second term giving them the opportunity to practice skills and knowledge acquired on the course.
Career Preparation
This is a very important element of the course where CVs are prepared, interview techniques are practiced, and mock interviews are arranged.
This is a very important element of the course where CVs are prepared, interview techniques are practiced, and mock interviews are arranged.
ASSESSMENT
Many of the modules contain important elements of continuous assessment including: written examinations, assignments, reports, oral presentations, skills demonstration, student records, collections of work, projects and portfolios. These assessment results form a very significant part of the overall final grades.
The grading scheme for each module is as follows:
Many of the modules contain important elements of continuous assessment including: written examinations, assignments, reports, oral presentations, skills demonstration, student records, collections of work, projects and portfolios. These assessment results form a very significant part of the overall final grades.
The grading scheme for each module is as follows:
- 80% - 100% Distinction
- 65% - 79% Merit
- 50% - 64% Pass
- 0% - 49% Unsuccessful