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    Task analysis and IT selection
    Simple planning for IT use
    Basic digital tool operation
    Completing practical IT tasks
    Reviewing own IT use
    Know about animation techniquesDevelop an animation sequenceCreate an animation sequenceReview own animation production
    Principles of animation
    Planning and storyboarding
    Software tool proficiency
    Review and refinement
    Be able to use audio and/or video hardware and software to capture sequencesBe able to use audio and/or video hardware and software tools to edit sequencesBe able to play and present audio and/or video sequences
    Be able to use audio and/or video hardware and software to capture sequences, Be able to use audio and/or video hardware and software tools to edit sequences, Be able to play and present audio and/or video sequences
    Device operation and file management
    Online safety and security
    Digital communication tools

    Digital Skills & IT

    The Learning Machine
    Vocational

    Specification: 603/7076/2

    The THE-LEARNING-MACHINE Vocational Digital Skills & IT specification covers 89 topics with 0 learning objectives (603/7076/2). Use the topic browser below to explore subtopics, exam tips, common mistakes, and key terminology for each area of the course.

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    Improving productivity using IT

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental concepts of using information technology to enhance personal and task-oriented productivity. It focuses on the practical application of planning IT usage to accomplish straightforward real-world tasks, emphasising the selection of appropriate tools and step-by-step execution. By completing practical activities, learners develop confidence in using IT to achieve specific outcomes effectively.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 1) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 2) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +3 more

    46 guidance points6 criteria

    Animation Software

    This element covers foundational animation techniques including keyframing, tweening, and frame-by-frame methods using industry-standard open systems software. Learners will plan, develop, and create a short animation sequence, then critically review their own production process and final output against the original design brief.

    TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +7 more

    73 guidance points10 criteria

    Audio and Video Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to basic audio and video capture, editing, and playback using simple hardware and software. It focuses on practical skills such as recording short sequences, performing basic edits like trimming, and presenting the final output. These foundational abilities are essential for creating simple multimedia content in everyday digital tasks.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Audio and Video Software

    Audio and video software is used to capture, edit, and present sequences. This topic covers using hardware and software tools to create and play back media.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    6 guidance points

    TLM Entry Level 3 Essential Digital Skills - Core Content

    This subtopic covers the foundational digital skills necessary for everyday life and work at Entry Level 3. Learners will develop competence in using devices, managing information, creating and editing digital content, communicating online, and staying safe in digital environments. The skills are applied in practical contexts such as sending professional emails, filling in online forms, and creating simple documents.

    TLM Entry Level 3 Essential Digital Skills

    14 guidance points

    Additive Manufacture

    This subtopic focuses on interpreting a design brief to create functional 3D objects suitable for additive manufacture. Learners develop skills in computer-aided design (CAD) and the technical constraints of processes like fused deposition modelling (FDM) or stereolithography (SLA). The outcome is a manufacturable digital model that can be directly exported for printing, emphasizing design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) principles.

    TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Certificate for IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise , TLM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +1 more

    26 guidance points4 criteria

    TLM Level 1 Essential Digital Skills - Core Content

    This element covers the fundamental digital skills required for life and work, including using devices, managing information, communicating online, and staying safe. Learners develop practical competencies in operating hardware and software, navigating digital environments, and applying these skills to solve real-world problems.

    TLM Level 1 Essential Digital Skills

    10 guidance points

    Cyber Security Awareness

    This topic covers cyber security awareness, including common threats like social engineering, personal actions that expose systems, safe cyber practices, and incident reporting.

    TLM Level 2 Award in Cyber Security Awareness

    6 guidance points

    Award in Cyber Security Awareness

    This element introduces learners to the fundamentals of cyber security awareness, focusing on identifying common threats such as phishing, malware, and social engineering, and their potential impacts on individuals and organisations. It emphasises the crucial role of personal behaviour in safeguarding digital assets and provides practical guidance on implementing safe cyber practices in daily work. Learners will also gain understanding of the proper procedures for promptly reporting suspected cyber incidents to mitigate damage.

    TLM Level 1 Award in Cyber Security Awareness

    6 guidance points

    Specialist Software

    This subtopic focuses on the practical application of specialist software to manage data effectively. Learners develop the ability to input, organize, and combine information using tools such as spreadsheets, databases, or industry-specific applications, while also employing editing, processing, formatting, and presentation techniques to produce clear and accurate outputs for real-world scenarios.

    TLM Entry Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +2 more

    37 guidance points5 criteria

    Application Development Using Project Management Methods

    This subtopic delves into the selection and evaluation of development tools and frameworks within a project management framework for application development. Learners must not only identify common tools but also critically assess their appropriateness for given project requirements, considering factors like scalability, compatibility, and team skill sets. The focus is on making informed decisions that align with project management methodologies to ensure successful software delivery.

    TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    6 guidance points

    Computer Games Development

    This subtopic provides a foundational understanding of computer game components and the broader games industry, equipping learners with the skills to develop a structured game specification and implement a tangible component. It bridges creative design with technical execution, preparing learners for entry-level roles in the games sector or further study. Through hands-on implementation, learners apply industry-standard practices to produce a portfolio-worthy piece of work.

    TLM Level 2 Certificate for IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise , TLM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +3 more

    44 guidance points6 criteria

    Developing Computer Games and Puzzles

    This element introduces learners to the fundamental principles of graphic animation, decision-making logic in game programs, storyboarding for game design specifications, and modifying existing game code. It focuses on practical application of these concepts to create interactive computer games and puzzles, fostering skills in planning, coding, and iterative development.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +3 more

    48 guidance points6 criteria

    Computerised Accounting Software

    This subtopic focuses on the practical use of computerised accounting software to manage financial data within a business context. Learners develop skills in accessing, entering, and editing accounting records accurately, selecting appropriate tools for processing transactions, and generating compliant documents and reports, reflecting essential competencies for administrative and finance roles.

    TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Certificate for IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise , TLM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +7 more

    83 guidance points10 criteria

    Database Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to fundamental database software skills, focusing on accurately entering, editing, and organising structured data. It covers the use of basic database tools to extract targeted information through queries and to produce formatted reports for effective data presentation and decision-making. Practical application includes managing simple contact lists or inventory records in a vocational context.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +7 more

    99 guidance points10 criteria

    Using ICT in the Workplace

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the workplace. It covers recognizing why ICT is essential, selecting appropriate tools for tasks, practicing safe system use, and using digital methods to find, present, and share information. Practical application ensures learners can confidently apply basic ICT skills in a professional environment.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    18 guidance points2 criteria

    Data Management Software

    This subtopic covers the essential skills required to manage data effectively using software such as Microsoft Access or similar database applications. Learners will acquire the ability to input, modify, and maintain accurate data records, as well as retrieve and present data in a meaningful way to meet specified requirements. Practical application includes creating tables, forms, queries, and reports to support business or organisational data-handling tasks.

    TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +7 more

    71 guidance points10 criteria

    Computer Basics

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental components of a computer system, including hardware, software, and operating systems, and explains how they collectively enable user interaction. It provides a vocabulary of common terminology and covers basic performance factors such as processor speed and memory. The content also highlights the practical importance of IT literacy for modern careers, demonstrating how foundational digital skills open up a range of employment opportunities.

    TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    26 guidance points3 criteria

    Using ICT Equipment in a Work Place

    This subtopic introduces learners to foundational ICT skills for the workplace, focusing on the safe and effective use of common office technology. It covers essential health and safety regulations, identification and operation of typical ICT devices, and proper care and maintenance to ensure equipment longevity and personal wellbeing. Practical application includes handling devices, setting up a workstation ergonomically, and following procedures for reporting faults.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2) , TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    25 guidance points3 criteria

    Using ICT to Select and Exchange Information

    This subtopic develops foundational skills in using ICT to find and share information. Learners will demonstrate basic competence in using search engines to locate simple information online and in using email software to compose, address, and send messages, focusing on practical, everyday digital communication tasks.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    25 guidance points3 criteria

    Design and imaging software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamentals of sourcing and integrating visual content into digital documents, and using basic software tools to create and edit simple drawings or images. It supports the development of digital creativity and communication skills essential for everyday and workplace contexts, enabling learners to produce purposeful visual materials with confidence.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    20 guidance points3 criteria

    Using ICT in the Workplace

    This topic covers using ICT effectively in the workplace, including identifying ICT requirements, safe use, finding information, and presenting/sharing information. Learners will develop practical IT skills for employment.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    6 guidance points

    Digital design and graphics

    This subtopic focuses on the fundamental processes of digital design and graphics creation, from sourcing appropriate visual content to structuring design layouts effectively. Learners apply practical skills to organise design elements using industry-standard software, ensuring coherence and visual appeal. The culminating skill is exporting the final design into formats optimised for specific end uses, such as web, print, or presentation, demonstrating a clear understanding of technical output requirements.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Level 1 Certificate In Open Systems and Enterprise

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Using Word Processing Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to fundamental word processing skills necessary for creating simple documents. It covers entering and editing text, combining information from various sources, and utilising basic formatting tools to structure and present information clearly. Practical applications include producing letters, notices, and reports for everyday communication in a digital environment.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    17 guidance points2 criteria

    Digital editing and publishing

    This subtopic focuses on creating professional digital publications by selecting and applying suitable designs and layouts, inputting and combining diverse information types, and utilising software tools to edit and format content effectively. Learners develop practical skills in using desktop publishing or word processing software to produce enterprise-ready documents, ensuring outputs are tailored to specific audiences and business contexts.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Level 1 Certificate In Open Systems and Enterprise

    18 guidance points2 criteria

    Design Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental principles of using design software to create basic digital designs. Learners will develop skills in obtaining and inserting various types of information (such as images, shapes, and text) and combining them into simple layouts. Practical application includes creating posters, flyers, or simple graphics, which are essential for personal and professional digital communication.

    TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +7 more

    81 guidance points10 criteria

    Digital Modelling

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamentals of digital modelling, typically using spreadsheet applications. It covers data entry, organisation, building functional models with formulas and tools, and presenting the model's outputs to an audience, developing practical IT skills essential for problem-solving in business contexts.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Level 1 Certificate In Open Systems and Enterprise

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Data management software

    This subtopic covers the foundational skills in using data management software (like spreadsheets or databases) to accurately enter, edit, and maintain data records. Practical application involves using software to organise information, ensure data integrity, and produce reports or outputs that meet specified needs.

    TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    12 guidance points2 criteria

    Video Communication

    This topic covers starting and communicating using a video application. Learners will develop basic IT user skills to initiate video calls and interact with others through video communication tools.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Desktop publishing software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental principles of desktop publishing, focusing on creating simple but effective publications such as flyers, posters, and newsletters. Learners will develop skills in selecting appropriate layouts, inputting and organising text and images, and applying basic formatting techniques to produce clear, visually balanced documents suitable for personal or small business use.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    20 guidance points3 criteria

    Using ICT: Safe Working Practices

    This subtopic introduces learners to essential safe working practices when using ICT equipment, focusing on basic health and safety measures to prevent injury or damage. It also covers the importance of PINs and passwords for protecting personal information and preventing unauthorised access. Learners will develop foundational knowledge that supports responsible and secure digital behaviour in everyday life.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    7 guidance points

    Desktop Publishing Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental principles of desktop publishing, focusing on creating simple but effective publications such as flyers, posters, and newsletters. It covers the selection of appropriate layouts, the integration of text and images, and the use of basic editing and formatting tools to produce visually coherent documents suitable for personal or small business use.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +10 more

    97 guidance points13 criteria

    Drawing and Planning Software

    This element develops core competencies in leveraging drawing and planning software to construct, modify, and finalise digital drawings or plans. Learners gain practical skills in importing diverse data, organising graphical elements, and applying editing tools to produce professional outputs for contexts like office layouts, basic schematics, or simple floor plans.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +7 more

    82 guidance points10 criteria

    Using Word Processing Software

    This unit introduces learners to fundamental word processing skills, enabling them to create simple documents such as letters, notices, and reports. Learners will develop accuracy in entering and editing text, integrating images or other elements, and applying basic formatting to enhance clarity and presentation. These skills are essential for everyday digital tasks in personal, educational, and workplace contexts, building confidence and competence in using word processing software.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    10 guidance points

    Video Communication

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental skills required to use video communication applications for one-to-one calls. It covers launching the application, connecting with others, and managing basic call functions, providing essential skills for remote social and vocational interactions.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2) , TLM Entry Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    22 guidance points3 criteria

    E-safety for learners

    This subtopic explores the essential components of an e-safety strategy, equipping learners with the knowledge to identify personal vulnerabilities in digital environments and understand their legal and ethical responsibilities. It covers proactive measures to safeguard personal data, recognize unsafe online situations, and apply appropriate reporting protocols. Mastery of this element ensures learners can navigate digital spaces securely while upholding professional standards.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +6 more

    54 guidance points9 criteria

    Imaging Software

    This element introduces learners to the fundamental use of imaging software to create, edit, and manipulate digital images for various practical contexts, such as preparing graphics for documents, websites, or simple promotional materials. Candidates will develop skills in sourcing images from different inputs, combining visual elements, and applying basic editing techniques to meet specified requirements, aligning with typical workplace tasks in office and creative environments.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +7 more

    79 guidance points10 criteria

    Digital Art

    This subtopic introduces learners to the foundational concepts of digital art, focusing on the use of basic digital artistic elements such as shapes, lines, colours, and textures. It emphasises understanding and applying layers and digital composition to create simple but effective digital artwork. Practical application includes using software tools to arrange and combine elements for intended visual outcomes.

    TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +5 more

    58 guidance points8 criteria

    Website Software

    This element introduces learners to the foundational skills required for creating and publishing simple web pages. It covers the planning process, use of entry-level website software to structure and format content, and the final steps to make pages live on the internet or a local intranet, preparing learners for basic digital communication and content creation tasks.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2) , TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    24 guidance points3 criteria

    Database software

    This element covers the foundational skills needed to interact with a database application, such as Microsoft Access or LibreOffice Base, to manage structured data. Learners will practise entering new records, editing existing data, and organising information through sorting and filtering, before using built-in reporting tools to present data meaningfully. These competencies are essential for roles requiring basic data handling and reporting in office environments.

    TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    12 guidance points2 criteria

    Improving Productivity Using IT

    This element focuses on developing the ability to plan, execute, and review the use of IT tools to enhance efficiency in work tasks. Learners will select appropriate software, create a structured plan, carry out tasks according to that plan, and then evaluate the effectiveness of their IT choices. Practical applications include document creation, data management, and communication, with the goal of boosting productivity through purposeful IT use.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +8 more

    84 guidance points11 criteria

    Digital Lifestyle

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental concepts of digital technology and its application in everyday life, including audio, video, and photography. Learners will explore how digital devices and software are used to create, edit, and share media, while also gaining awareness of the career paths available to those with digital skills. This foundation supports responsible and informed participation in the digital world.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    24 guidance points3 criteria

    Displaying Information Using ICT

    This element equips learners with essential skills to produce and present information using ICT applications. It covers safe system operation, document creation, text and image formatting, and basic file management. These foundational competencies enable learners to communicate effectively through digital documents in personal and vocational contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +1 more

    36 guidance points4 criteria

    Internet Safety for IT users

    This element examines the range of online risks including malware, phishing, and data breaches, and equips learners with practical strategies to protect themselves and others. It also covers legal responsibilities such as GDPR and organisational policies, ensuring safe and compliant internet use in professional settings.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +1 more

    33 guidance points4 criteria

    IT Communication Fundamentals

    This subtopic equips learners with fundamental digital communication skills, focusing on the effective sourcing, retrieval, and critical evaluation of internet-based information. It also covers the selection and appropriate use of IT tools for exchanging information in personal and professional contexts, ensuring messages are clear, accurate, and suited to their purpose.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +7 more

    85 guidance points10 criteria

    Audio Software

    This subtopic focuses on the practical application of audio software for capturing, editing, and presenting sound sequences in a vocational IT context. Learners develop hands-on skills in using hardware such as microphones and audio interfaces, alongside software tools for editing and enhancing audio. The unit emphasizes professional standards for file management, format selection, and playback to meet diverse audience and platform requirements.

    TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +7 more

    79 guidance points10 criteria

    Understand social media

    This element introduces learners to social media platforms, exploring their common features, purposes, and the ways they are used for communication and sharing. It focuses on building foundational knowledge to safely and effectively navigate these digital spaces.

    TLM Entry Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 2) , TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2) +2 more

    33 guidance points5 criteria

    Audio and video software

    This element introduces learners to the basic operation of audio and/or video hardware and software for capturing, editing, and presenting simple sequences. It develops foundational digital media skills applicable to personal, academic, and early vocational contexts, enabling learners to produce short multimedia projects from start to finish.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    25 guidance points3 criteria

    Computer Games Development

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental building blocks of computer games and the wider games industry, fostering an understanding of how games are created from concept to playable element. Learners gain practical insight into planning a game through a specification and then bringing a small part of that plan to life, building confidence in digital creation and iterative design.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    13 guidance points2 criteria

    IT Security for users

    This subtopic introduces learners to the basic principles of staying safe and secure when using computers and the internet. It covers how to identify common risks, apply simple precautions, and follow essential rules to protect personal information and devices. The focus is on practical everyday habits that minimise threats such as viruses, phishing, and unauthorised access.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    8 guidance points

    IT Security for Users

    This subtopic equips learners with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills to identify common security threats to IT systems and data, and to apply appropriate countermeasures. It covers areas such as password management, physical security, safe internet use, and data backup procedures, emphasizing proactive risk minimization in everyday IT usage.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +8 more

    79 guidance points11 criteria

    IT Software Fundamentals

    This subtopic equips learners with the essential skills to select and use appropriate software applications to solve given problems, ensuring information is entered, developed, and formatted effectively to match its meaning and intended purpose. It emphasizes presenting information in a fit-for-purpose manner tailored to specific audiences, while making efficient use of available IT tools and facilities to enhance presentation quality and productivity. Mastery of these fundamentals underpins all practical IT user activities in real-world vocational contexts.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +5 more

    63 guidance points8 criteria

    Multimedia Software

    This element focuses on the practical skills required to plan, create, and present multimedia products using appropriate software tools. Learners must demonstrate the ability to select and combine digital assets (images, audio, video, text) effectively, ensuring the final output aligns with a given brief and is technically suitable for its intended platform. Mastery involves not just technical editing but also an understanding of design principles, accessibility considerations, and file management for real-world vocational contexts.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +5 more

    68 guidance points8 criteria

    Developing skills for project management

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental principles of project management within an IT context, equipping them with the skills to effectively plan, execute, and review projects. It emphasises the importance of teamwork, personal organisation, and self-evaluation as critical components of successful project delivery. Learners will explore how to apply these skills in practical, vocationally-relevant scenarios.

    TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +1 more

    29 guidance points4 criteria

    Optimise IT System Performance

    This subtopic covers the essential practices for keeping a computer system running efficiently and responding to common issues. Learners will develop skills in routine maintenance of hardware and software, effective file management to free up storage space, basic troubleshooting of errors, and personalisation of the system settings to suit individual work requirements. These abilities are fundamental for ensuring productivity and minimising downtime in any IT-based role.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +3 more

    46 guidance points6 criteria

    Presentation Software

    This element covers foundational skills in using presentation software to create professional slide decks. Learners will develop competence in entering and combining text, images, and other media on slides, applying formatting and layout tools to structure content effectively, and finalising presentations to meet specified audience and purpose requirements. Mastery of these skills is essential for effective digital communication in academic and workplace settings.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 2) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +3 more

    47 guidance points6 criteria

    Developing skills for remote working

    This topic covers skills for remote working, including understanding how to work effectively from home, organising work, and reviewing performance. Learners will develop self-management and communication skills for remote teams.

    TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +3 more

    42 guidance points6 criteria

    Set Up an IT System

    This subtopic equips learners with the foundational practical skills to safely and effectively assemble and configure a personal computer system, including connecting essential peripherals, establishing IT communication services, installing required software, and verifying full operational functionality—ensuring readiness for common vocational IT tasks.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    26 guidance points3 criteria

    Introduction to Using mobile IT devices

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental operations of mobile IT devices, covering initial setup tailored to individual needs, navigation and utilization of applications and files, as well as data transfer between devices and platforms. It emphasizes the practical skills required to ensure the device remains functional and secure through routine maintenance tasks. Mastery of these competencies is essential for personal and professional digital autonomy in an increasingly mobile-first world.

    TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    18 guidance points2 criteria

    Spreadsheet Software

    This element equips learners with foundational spreadsheet skills for entering, editing, and organising data, applying formulas for summary and analysis, and presenting information effectively. Practical applications include budgeting, data tracking, and reporting in business settings.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    22 guidance points3 criteria

    Understanding the social and environmental impact of architecture and engineering construction

    This subtopic equips learners with the knowledge and skills to recognise and minimise the environmental footprint of construction projects, while fostering collaborative working practices essential for sustainable engineering. It covers principles of sustainable design, waste reduction, and effective teamwork in achieving eco-friendly outcomes.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    8 guidance points

    IT User fundamentals

    This subtopic introduces the fundamental skills needed to operate an IT system effectively, safely, and efficiently. Learners will gain hands-on experience in navigating software, managing files, understanding security risks, and performing basic maintenance. Practical competence in these areas is essential for any IT user and forms the foundation for more advanced digital literacy and employability.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    17 guidance points2 criteria

    Using Collaborative Technologies

    This subtopic equips learners with the practical skills to safely and effectively use collaborative technologies in a vocational context. It covers key security considerations, the setup and configuration of devices and software, and the application of collaborative tools to contribute meaningfully to group tasks. Mastery of these skills is essential for modern workplace communication and productivity.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) +2 more

    33 guidance points5 criteria

    IT User Fundamentals

    This subtopic introduces learners to essential IT user skills, focusing on the practical operation of computer systems to accomplish everyday tasks. It covers fundamental concepts such as file management, security protocols, and basic troubleshooting, empowering individuals to use technology confidently and safely in both personal and professional contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +3 more

    40 guidance points6 criteria

    ICT for Employment

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental role of information and communication technology in modern workplaces. It covers the identification of common hardware and software tools used across various job roles and provides practical guidance on operating essential ICT systems safely and effectively. The focus is on building confidence and basic competence for entry-level employment.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    9 guidance points

    Effectiveness communication using remote systems

    This subtopic addresses the competencies required for effective communication in a remote or hybrid work environment, focusing on the selection, use, and security of digital tools such as video conferencing, instant messaging, and collaborative platforms. Learners develop the practical skills to operate these technologies productively while understanding the professional and security implications, ensuring reliable and safe interactions in line with organisational policies.

    TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) , TLM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +3 more

    45 guidance points6 criteria

    Using Email

    This subtopic focuses on the practical skills required to effectively use email software for professional communication, including composing, sending, and managing messages. It covers essential techniques such as appropriate formatting, attaching files, and organizing incoming mail, ensuring learners can operate efficiently and adhere to workplace standards in a digital environment.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    23 guidance points3 criteria

    Online Basics

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental skills required to operate effectively within online environments. It covers the practical use of web-based applications for accessing information and performing tasks, techniques for searching and evaluating internet-based resources, and the basics of electronic mail communication including composition, sending, and basic email management. The focus is on developing confidence and safe practice for real-world digital interactions.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    29 guidance points3 criteria

    Using Mobile IT Devices

    This subtopic covers the practical competencies required to configure, operate, and maintain mobile IT devices such as smartphones and tablets within an enterprise or open systems environment. Learners will develop skills in initial device setup, application usage, data transfer between devices and networks, and basic performance optimisation, ensuring they can work effectively and securely with mobile technology in a workplace setting.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    22 guidance points3 criteria

    Using the Internet

    This subtopic equips learners with foundational skills to access the internet using browser software, effectively navigate websites, perform targeted searches, and communicate information online. Emphasis is placed on developing safe and secure working practices, ensuring learners understand risks such as phishing, malware, and data privacy issues. Mastery of these skills is essential for both personal digital literacy and entry-level IT roles, forming a core competency in the Level 1 Diploma.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    19 guidance points2 criteria

    Personal information management software

    This element introduces learners to the essential functions of personal information management software, focusing on digital tools for scheduling, task management, and contact organisation. It develops practical, transferable skills for planning daily activities, prioritising workload, and maintaining accessible contact records, which are fundamental for personal productivity and employability.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    18 guidance points2 criteria

    Video Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental skills of capturing video sequences using appropriate hardware and software, editing them with basic tools, and presenting the final product. Practical application includes creating short video clips for personal or professional use, ensuring understanding of the workflow from capture to export.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ), TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Personal Information Management Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to essential personal information management (PIM) software tools, including calendars, task lists, and address books. Learners will develop practical skills to schedule appointments, prioritize tasks, and manage contacts effectively, supporting productivity in both personal and professional contexts. Mastery of these tools is fundamental for organizing daily activities and meeting the requirements of the Entry Level 3 ITQ qualification.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +1 more

    26 guidance points4 criteria

    Word Processing Software

    This subtopic develops foundational competence in creating and editing digital documents using word processing applications. Learners will gain practical skills in entering and manipulating text, structuring content with headings and paragraphs, and applying formatting to produce professional-looking documents suitable for routine business communications. Mastery of these core functions is essential for effective digital literacy in modern workplace environments.

    TLM Level 1 Diploma in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    8 guidance points

    Project Management Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental use of project management software to plan, track, and report on simple projects. Learners will develop practical skills in setting up project structures, inputting task and resource data, monitoring progress, and generating status reports. Proficiency in these tools supports effective organisation and communication in vocational contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 3 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    27 guidance points3 criteria

    Producing Charts Using ICT

    This element covers the essential skills for safely starting up and using a computer system to create meaningful charts from given data sets. Learners will develop the ability to select appropriate chart types, enter and manipulate data, attach headings and labels, and manage files through saving, printing, and closing documents. These foundational ICT competencies are vital for presenting information clearly in academic and workplace contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    8 guidance points

    Imaging software

    This subtopic introduces learners to basic imaging software tools, enabling them to obtain, insert, combine, create, manipulate and edit images for simple digital projects. It focuses on developing foundational digital literacy skills necessary for personal and occupational use. Learners will gain practical experience in using open-source or enterprise imaging applications to produce straightforward visual content.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    18 guidance points2 criteria

    Bespoke Software

    This subtopic equips learners with foundational skills in using bespoke software—applications custom-built for specific organisational tasks—to input, organise, and combine data effectively. Learners apply practical tools and techniques to edit, process, format, and present information accurately, preparing them for routine digital tasks in the workplace where off-the-shelf solutions may not suffice.

    TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 2 Extended Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +5 more

    66 guidance points8 criteria

    Imaging software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental concepts of digital imaging and the practical use of basic imaging software. Learners gain skills in obtaining images from various sources, inserting them into documents or projects, and combining them to create simple compositions. It emphasises hands-on manipulation and editing of images using common software tools, preparing learners for basic digital content creation tasks in personal and vocational contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Award in IT User Skills (ITQ) (Entry 2)

    6 guidance points

    The Internet and World Wide Web

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental concepts of the Internet and World Wide Web, distinguishing between them and exploring basic functions like browsing, email, and instant messaging. It covers practical skills for safe and effective online communication, essential for personal and professional contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    16 guidance points2 criteria

    Using a computer keyboard

    This subtopic develops foundational keyboard skills essential for digital literacy, focusing on accurate alphanumeric data entry and efficient software navigation. Learners build muscle memory for key locations, apply editing techniques to correct errors, and use keyboard shortcuts to interact with applications—skills critical for vocational tasks and further IT study.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    16 guidance points2 criteria

    Using ICT to Find Information

    This subtopic introduces learners to essential digital literacy skills for locating information using ICT. It focuses on safe online practices, effective use of search tools, and proper handling of removable media. Learners will apply these skills to find, select, and present information appropriately for given tasks.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    8 guidance points

    Using mobile IT devices

    This element covers the practical use of mobile IT devices, including initial setup tailored to specific purposes, basic data input and storage, transferring data securely between devices, and routine performance maintenance. Learners develop hands-on skills essential for personal and workplace digital competence, focusing on safety, efficiency, and problem-solving with common mobile platforms.

    TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3)

    19 guidance points2 criteria

    Level 2 CAD

    This element introduces learners to Computer-Aided Design (CAD), covering its historical development from manual drafting to modern parametric modelling and its role in open enterprise environments. Emphasis is placed on understanding core principles such as coordinate systems, layers, and accuracy constraints that underpin effective digital design. Practical application involves utilising CAD software to produce industry-standard 2D drawings and models, reinforcing vocational competence in IT user skills.

    TLM Level 2 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ)

    6 guidance points

    Online Basics

    This subtopic introduces learners to fundamental skills for using online IT systems to accomplish specific tasks. It covers the practical use of web browsers and online platforms, methods for searching and retrieving information from the internet, and essential safety and security practices to protect personal data and devices while working online.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Communicating Information Using ICT

    This subtopic introduces learners to fundamental digital communication using email, emphasizing safe and responsible practices. It covers the essential skills of accessing an email client, composing, sending, receiving, replying to, and deleting messages, forming the basis for effective electronic correspondence in personal and professional contexts.

    TLM Entry Level Certificate In ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Entry Level Award in ICT Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) (Entry 3) , TLM Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise (ITQ) +1 more

    39 guidance points4 criteria

    Presentation Software

    This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental concepts and practical skills of using presentation software to create and deliver a basic slide show. Learners will understand the purpose of such software in communication and will develop hands-on competence in formatting text, managing files, and presenting information to an audience. These skills are directly applicable in a wide range of personal, academic, and professional contexts where visual information sharing is required.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    14 guidance points2 criteria

    Safe Working Practices

    This subtopic introduces learners to essential health and safety protocols for using ICT equipment safely, including correct posture, regular breaks, and managing cables. It also covers the crucial role of PINs and passwords in protecting personal information and system access. These practices are fundamental in any digital environment to prevent injury and maintain data security.

    TLM Entry Level 1 Certificate in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise, TLM Entry Level 1 Award in IT User Skills in Open Systems and Enterprise

    15 guidance points2 criteria

    Working with common office systems

    This subtopic equips learners with foundational skills to effectively navigate and utilise common office productivity tools within an enterprise environment. It covers the essential operations of word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software, and communication platforms, emphasising collaboration, document management, and data handling. Mastery of these tools ensures efficient workflow and supports professional communication in modern workplace settings.

    TLM Level 1 Certificate In Open Systems and Enterprise

    6 guidance points

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