Level 3 Information Communications Technician
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Overview
Information Communications Technicians are a vital cog in the wheel: they’re on hand to maintain and fix your communication systems. This means less technical glitches and as a result, increased productivity. Depending on the needs of your business, learners can focus on becoming a Support Technician (helpdesk support), a Network Technician (installing communications infrastructure), or a Digital Communications Technician (resolving faults with the systems).
This information is for Version 1.0 of the Information Communications Technician Assessment Plan.
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To go through gateway, the following criteria have to be met:
• The apprentice has achieved English and mathematics at level 2.
• The apprentice has completed a portfolio demonstrating all of the required knowledge, skills and behaviour of the apprenticeship.
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The assessment approach for this standard has two methods:
Project report with questioning.
Professional Discussion.
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