Functional Skills ICT Level 1 - 09876

OCR has been at the forefront of developing functional skills assessments. This experience has given us a unique insight into what functionality means to assessment design. This qualification contains one mandatory unit and is externally set and assessed. The qualification is suitable for learners who wish to be recognized for their achievement of a wide range of practical ICT skills for use in every day life.

(1) Summary brochures
- Computing qualifications summary brochure (PDF, 955KB)
  
  Our full range of Computing qualifications.
  
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(13) Key documents
- Centre handbook (PDF, 424KB)
- Example internal standardisation feedback record (DOC, 198KB)
  
  Appendix 3
  
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- Example sample plan (DOC, 208KB)
  
  Appendix 2
  
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- Example standardisation meeting template (DOC, 189KB)
  
  Appendix 1
  
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- Functional Skills admin overview
- Functional Skills computer-based tests introduction
- Functional Skills ICT guide for centres (PDF, 198KB)
- Functional Skills paper on-demand - Dates calculator (XLSX, 78KB)
- Functional Skills paper-based tests guidance
- Functional Skills paper-based, on-demand - At a glance (PDF, 366KB)
- Internal standardisation generic guide (PDF, 584KB)
  
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- Level 1 and Level 2 pass marks statement (PDF, 20KB)
- OCR Instructions for conducting examinations (OCR ICE) (PDF, 1MB)
  
  This is a regulatory document for centres delivering Functional Skills and Digital Employability exams.
  
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(4) Subject information updates
- Updates to the Functional Skills qualifications available
- Access arrangements and Functional Skills - September 2018
- OCR Instructions for Conducting Examinations (OCR ICE) 2017/18
- OCR Instructions for Conducting Examinations (OCR ICE) 2018/19

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