The European Computer Driving License (ECDL) is the world’s largest end-user computer skills certification program, with over seven million candidates in 146 Countries.  The ECDL is a vendor-neutral certification for users that need to demonstrate to an international standard that they are fully-competent in the use of a personal computer and common computer applications and that they know the essential concepts of Information Technology.  ECDL Core V 4.0 has been approved for the following software applications: Open Office, Star Office, XP, 2003, MAC and Lotus Smartsuite. Our ECDL certification training course will teach students essential IT knowledge/skills, core IT skills applicable in any software environment, and increased confidence in computer use while giving the student a platform of basic knowledge from which to move on to higher-level IT education. 

Never forget to attend another lecture or fall behind in class again because you are now in complete control of your self-study routine. We use the best ECDL Foundation trainers in the IT sector to bring this ultimate certification training program to your desktop.

This applies to everyone who uses computers, ranging from small and medium sized businesses all the way up to large multinational companies. Job prospects are also improved when you can show evidence of computer literacy. The ECDL training gives you this.

ECDL Foundation is the leader in skills and knowledge definition for end-user computing certification programmes. Since its initial conception, the ECDL ICDL Syllabus has evolved to reflect changes in technology and current users of technology. Syllabus 4.0 is currently being used in all territories. The ECDL Skills Suite consists of 7 courses, which together lead to the ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence) qualification - one of the most widely recognised computing qualifications.

The European Computer Driving License (ECDL) is a record-breaking certification that highlights a professional's computer skills. It has been expanded beyond Europe to include the United States, Canada, South Africa, Australia, Zimbabwe, and many other international countries as the International Computer Driving License (ICDL).

The ECDL stands for the European Computer Driving Licence and it has been implemented by most European governments as a way of increasing computer literacy levels.