• A nationally recognised advanced IT user qualification designed to develop expert-level digital and office software skills.
• Covers advanced word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, databases and improving productivity.
• Ideal for adults wanting to progress into higher-level administrative, digital or technical roles, or those needing advanced IT skills for their job.

• Advanced Word Processing
• Advanced Spreadsheets
• Advanced Presentation Software
• Advanced Database Software
• Improving Productivity Using IT

• You must be aged 19 or over.
• An initial assessment will ensure you join the right level.
• Ideally, students should already have Level 2 IT skills or experience with office applications.
• Access to a computer for assignments is recommended

• Develops expert-level proficiency in the full Microsoft Office/ICDL suite.
• Enhances employment prospects in roles requiring strong digital capability, including administration, bookkeeping, project support and data handling.
• Supports progression into advanced IT or digital qualifications.
• Provides 24 UCAS points when delivered through BCS, supporting Higher Education progression.
• Recognised by employers nationally as a professional Level 3 IT qualification.

• Through teacher-led sessions, practical workshops and guided self-study.
• Using real workplace scenarios to practise advanced IT tasks.
• Via assignments requiring production of high-level documents, spreadsheets, databases and presentations.

• Assessment includes module tests for each software area (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Productivity).
• Evidence of knowledge and skills is demonstrated through practical tasks and project work.
• Assessment may also include a portfolio of evidence

City Learning Quarter, Old Hall Street, Wolverhampton WV1 3AU

• Course fees may apply, depending on eligibility.
• No specialist equipment required.
• You wish to bring basic stationery (pen, notebook).
• Access to a PC/laptop may be required; however, you may be entitled to a laptop loan.

Level 3 Certificate in IT User Skills (ICDL Advanced) (ITQ)

Progress to:

• Level 3 or Level 4 Digital Skills pathways
• Business Administration, Accounting, Marketing or IT Support qualifications
• Higher Education, using the 24 UCAS points gained (where applicable)

Work confidently in advanced digital roles such as:

• Office administrator
• Executive or senior administrator
• Data coordinator
• Bookkeeper
• Project support roles

Apply expert IT skills in workplace environments across all sectors.