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"ONLINE" NZ Certificate in Information Technology Essentials
Level 4
Love computers? We will help you turn that passion into a high paying career.
Talk to us about FEES FREE Eligibility
Let us help you take that first step in forging a new career with our online IT studies.
Are you passionate about technology and eager to pursue a career in the ever-evolving field of Information Technology? This certificate is where your journey begins.
Your time is valuable, we’ve made it easy for you to upgrade your skills with our online learning through A2 Education.
*Eligibility criteria applies.
Start dates:
26th February 2024
22nd April 2024
Bring your own device.
Speak to our team about computer specs required to complete this course.
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Fees:
You may be eligible for no fees thanks to the FeesFree scheme.
We can support you with this.
What You Will Learn
You will gain core skills and an understanding of IT fundamentals that will prepare you for a career in the ever evolving IT sector.
Graduates completing this programme will have the transferrable skills and knowledge to commence a career in I.T or move to
more advanced study.

Level 4 Certificate
60 NZQA Credits

Duration
20 Weeks

Locations
Online Study
Content
Delivered by: Aspire2 Education.
This 20 week programme consists of 4 papers each worth 15 credits:
• IT Infrastructure,
• Database Management Project
• Web Design and Development
• Programming Fundamentals
Outcome
Graduates completing this
programme will have the transferrable skills and knowledge to commence a career in I.T or move to more advanced study.
trouble-shooting systems issues and I.T service management.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must be 17 years of age or over and will be eligible on the basis of meeting the requirements below
• 40 credits at NCEA Level 1 including 10 literacy and 10 numeracy credits; OR
• The New Zealand Certificate in Computing (Intermediate User) (Level 3); OR
• Demonstrated equivalence through work, study and/or life experience.
English Language Requirements
All applicants must demonstrate an acceptable level of English language proficiency prior to being accepted into the programme.