The university will conduct ICDL tests in both English and Arabic, and the certificates will be issued by UNESCO. The program aims to raise the level of computer and information technology skills, increase productivity at work, provide certificates to people regardless of any prior IT and computer experience, and boost IT investments by enhancing employee productivity.
Students applying for the ICDL certificate should pass the seven-module test, possess basic IT concepts, and have knowledge of computers, word processing, databases, spreadsheets, presentations, the Internet, and email. Individuals can apply for training or examination at the university’s training center.
For more information, one can call 06-5050102.
