National Certificate: Information Technology: End User Computing

Programme overview

The qualification builds the knowledge and skills needed for end user computing so that learners can work confidently with computer tools.

Who should enrol

• Existing MICT SETA learners completing their programme (teach-out)

Programme purpose

The qualification builds the knowledge and skills needed for end user computing so that learners can work confidently with computer tools. It is a foundational qualification for employed learners and new entrants.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this programme, you should be able to:

1. Apply GUI-based word processing, presentation and spreadsheet skills in the workplace.
2. Apply GUI-based e-mail and web browser skills in the workplace.
3. Improve communication and mathematical literacy using end user computing applications.
4. Explain the use of ICT in organisations and its impact on society.

Modules and Curriculum Structure

Core unit standard modules

Selected core unit standards from the SAQA record. Fundamental and elective components also apply.

Entry requirements

• Competence up to NQF Level 2 and end user computing at NQF Level 1

NQF level and credits

NQF Level 3, 130 credits

Duration and study mode

Duration: 12 months (provider-stated)

Study mode: To be confirmed. Please contact us.

Practical learning and assessment

Learnership structure: structured learning combined with workplace experience.

Assessment

• Assessment against unit standards by registered assessors.
• Exit verification by the MICT SETA ETQA (requests by 1 March 2029).

Accreditation and endorsement

MICT SETA accreditation ACC/2021/05/0008. Enrolments closed on 30 June 2026; teach-out until 30 June 2029.

Certification

Certificated through the MICT SETA after exit verification.

Career opportunities and progression

• Entry-level ICT support and development roles

Fees and intake dates

To be confirmed. Please contact us. Ask about fees and the next intake.