TEACH YOURSELF GUIDES
Pursuing traditional learning methods such as college, universities and distance learning, can be costly, with course payments running into the hundreds if not thousands. Teaching yourself via self-study methods allows learners to pursue their desired career paths by gaining qualifications at a pace that suits their needs with the added benefit of cost-effectiveness. Self-study (also known as independent study and home study) removes all traditional study obstacles such as adhering to class and term times and arranging your personal and professional life around you learning. Established in 2009 by Paul Buggs our teach yourself guides are designed to cover globally recognised ECDL Advanced, ICDL Advanced and ITQ Advanced qualification syllabuses. |
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Why Study?
There is no denying that the global recession is digging in for the long haul, this factor is publicized not just job seekers but by many college and university leavers stating “…there’s just no jobs out there.”. Unfortunately through know thought of their own the younger generation's job opportunities have become a high casualty of the downturn onslaught. So what’s the point in gaining new skills if there’s know jobs to utilize them? One simple word “Upturn”, what ever economist say they mostly agree there will be an upturn, as this is common factor for all previous recessions you don’t have to be a financial genius to realise this will be the eventual outcome...
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What is ITQ Advanced?
ITQ stands for "Information Technology Qualification". The ITQ Advanced qualifications are set at level 3 (A-Level) and were designed in 2010 by employers to meet the needs of today's businesses. ITQ forms part of the new NVQ syllabus which was initiated by national statistics that showed that over three-quarters (77%) of the UK workforce use IT in their jobs, but 1 in 10 businesses say there are significant skills gaps in IT within their current workforce...
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What is ECDL Advanced?
ECDL stand for "European Computer Driving Licence". The ECDL Advanced is the European version of the ICDL Advanced (International Computer Driving Licence); both qualifications cover the same syllabus. The ECDL Advanced qualification is set at level 3 (A-Level) and was established by the ECDL Foundation in 1997 and has become globally recognised in over 148 countries worldwide. UK learners can cross-reference various ECDL Advanced modules/units with ITQ Advanced "Information Technology Qualification" units to gain the new ITQ Level 3 IT User Skills certification...
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Course Guides
Save time and money by teaching yourself advanced Microsoft Office features via self-study methods. Our Teach Yourself Guides (2007, 2010 and 2013) cover popular globally recognised syllabuses (ECDL Advanced, ICDL Advanced and ITQ Advanced) by incorporating Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint) which are used in 99% of businesses worldwide. Course guides are available in both paperback and PDF format; FREE teach yourself guide samples are available (PDF download) via our Teach Yourself Guides page...
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