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TektraNewest Review: ... the government's Individual Learning Account or ILA worth over £200 per individual.... anyone can apply even if you are in work, for one of these accounts. This is to help people to develop their skills in a lifelong learning economy. Since my first article on this subject the booking conditions have changed. Applicants are now offered one full week's access to free on-line training ... more |
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by - written on 15/07/01 (Useful, 356 readings)
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I found a very useful opportunity to train using IT (On or Off Line coaching) to get qualifications in IT from basic user to programmer level over the next 12 months, This is through a web site that offers a Government grant of up to £200 that is open to anyone providing they contribute the first £35 for 6 months or £50 for 12 months....this can be fully refunded if you take the European Computer Driving Licence qualification which is very basic.... and this is an offer for over 700 professional courses. I have been studying some of the materials onthe course and can report that they are very user friendly especially for anyone not used to studying. I am learning excel ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/05/01 (Very useful, 424 readings)
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I have been attending a computer course since January that is almost free, flexible and leads to a recognised qualification. Like a lot of people I am vaguely competent in the computer department, but would like to be better and it wouldn't go amiss on my cv. The course is a 100 hour City and Guilds qualification in computer applications Level one consisting of three modules: word processing, access database and excel spreadsheets, to be done in this order. There is a similar Level 2 programme and a complete beginner 30 hour starter course on offer. The cost is £34.05 for certification. Training, exam entry and use of computers is completely free. ... Read the complete review

