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CLAiT - Computer Literacy & Information Technology

First Steps Women's Centre

Duration: 14 Weeks
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Duration:14 Weeks
Price:Contact us
Type:Government Funded
Method:In a classroom
Accreditation:OCR Certificate Level 1
Prepares for:New Clait (revised 2006) is a Level 1 Certificate and provides a nationally recognised standard in IT. The course aims to increase your knowledge in IT using different software applications to successfully complete and manage documents to the standards necessary for this qualification, which are directly relevant to the workplace.
Requirements:There are no formal entry requirements for this course. The course caters for complete beginners as well as for those students who already have typing/word processing skills and wish to learn to use other applications.
Students per class:14

Do you need further information?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.

Course program

Course Duration: 14 x 2 hour classes

Course Details: You will study:

To achieve the New CLAIT Certificate, Unit 1 and two additional units must be passed.

The Units are:
Unit 1 File Management and Document Presentation
Unit 2 Creating Spreadsheets and Graphs
Unit 3 Database Manipulation
Unit 4 Publication Creation
Unit 5 Creating a Presentation
Unit 6 Image Creation
Unit 7 Web Page Creation
Unit 8 Online Communication


Progression Routes:
Candidates who successfully complete New Clait may wish to progress to Level 3 CLAIT ADVANCED. Those candidates choosing to follow a work based route can progress to the Level1 or Level 2 ITQ qualification, where CLAIT units can be counted towards the overall appropriate level of ITQ.

Do you need clarification regarding the course program?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.

Course location

First Steps Women's Centre

A Centre of Education exclusively for women, FSWC has been a beacon of hope, support, training and Childcare for women in the Dungannon and South Tyrone Area (and further afield, there are no exclusions).

FSWC began in humble settings in 1998 as a place for women from both sides of the community to come together to socialise, talk and to take part in different types of activities. Since then FSWC has developed into a Centre providing 300-350 course placements per year with 110 childcare places per week!

FSWC is a legally registered charity with HM Revenue & Customs and also a legal company, registered with Companies House in Belfast.

We provide training and education in many subjects including Beginners IT, Esential Skills Literacy (Basic English) & Numeracy (Basic Maths), Digital Photography, Clait Certificate, ECDL, Sage accounts, Text Processing and Digital Imaging. Our pass rates are between 75% & 100%.

Since November 2009 we have been offering Health Promotion programmes which includes an introduction to Holistic Therapies, understanding your eating and Stress Management. We have a new project - Menopause 4 Thought - which will be offering various activities in Stress Management, Eat to beat the menopause, Alternative Therapy taster sessions and Exercise and yoga. There will also be information sessions on Homeopathic Therapies and HRT and Conventional Medicines.

Awards
In June 2009 FSWC was the first Women’s Centre in Northern Ireland to attain Investors in People accreditation and later in the same year won the All Ireland Aontas Awards for Adult Learning Organizations.
Also short listed for the third time for the Irish News Best Place to work – Innovative employer award, (2009, 2010 & 2011)
Runner up in CO3 Awards - Leading on Learning & Development in two categories - Leadng people and Leading a smaller organisation.
In February this year FSWC attained Silver Iip Status – putting them in the top one percent of recognized Investors in People companies in the UK. The IiP model has been easily integrated into our existing systems and has given an added value to our work, enabling us to look with greater confidence at our future and has helped the Organisation develop a much greater innovative culture.
In March this year, our student Wilma Graham won the Tyrone Essential Skills Award recognising outstanding achievements in literacy, numeracy and ICT learning.

First Steps Women's Centre courses have a first class, state of the art, on-site Childcare facility which has been rennovated to increase it's daily capacity from 10-16 places.

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