10 advantages of the "ICT Advanced-User SIZ" qualification

With this SIZ diploma, you will show that you have mastered the Office programs, the functions of the operating system and important apps. You know how to use computers, tablets and smartphones to complete your tasks online or offline quickly.

The most important advantages of the courses leading to the "ICT Advanced User SIZ" diploma:

  1. Only basic computer skills are required for admission to the "ICT Advanced-User SIZ" courses. Those who do not yet have this knowledge can complete the preceding "ICT Smart-User SIZ" course at most schools.
  2. The courses are part-time, i.e. they mainly take place outside normal working hours.
  3. With a duration of 4 to 6 months, the courses are manageable in terms of time and can be easily integrated into your own schedule.
  4. The SIZ diplomas (SIZ Swiss IT Certificate) are sponsored by business associations and enjoy the support of the Swiss Commercial Association and the Association of ICT Providers.
  5. Over 80% of the course participants surveyed by Ausbildung-Weiterbildung.ch said that the course was very useful to them professionally and that they would take it again.
  6. The ICT Advanced User SIZ course is easily accessible, as it is offered by over 100 schools in all regions of Switzerland.
  7. Thanks to various learning objectives and tests, you can practise in the comfort of your own home and prepare efficiently for the exams.
  8. The "ICT Advanced-User SIZ" qualification is part of a modular system of ICT further training courses. This gives you the opportunity to gradually acquire further skills and SIZ diplomas.
  9. There are separate training profiles for apprentices in commercial apprenticeships and high school graduates, each tailored to their specific situation.
  10. The modular structure of the course and examination allows you to plan your time very flexibly, as the 4 modules can also be attended individually and in loose succession.

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