
NCICT · Two years
The National Certificate in Information and Communication Technology is a practical ICT programme designed to equip students with essential computer, networking, programming, graphics and web-development skills. It combines theory, practical training, projects and industrial training.
Students begin with computer literacy, computer repair and maintenance, mathematics, communication and ICT projects. They progress to computer networking, computational mathematics, computer graphics and photo editing, website design and development, C++ programming, computer ethics and Visual Basic programming.
The practical nature of the programme enables learners to apply their skills in offices, schools, businesses, ICT service centres and other technology-based environments. It supports opportunities in computer support, networking, web design, programming, graphics and digital technology while providing a foundation for further ICT study.
24 modules across four semesters · 95 total credit units
| Module | Code | CU |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Literacy Practice | NCICT112 | 5 |
| Computer Literacy Theory | NCICT111 | 3 |
| Computer Repair & Maintenance Theory | NCICT121 | 3 |
| Computer Repair & Maintenance Practice | NCICT122 | 5 |
| ICT Project I | NCICT123 | 4 |
| Basic Mathematics | NCBM113-M | 4 |
| Basic Communication Skills | NCCS112-M | 3 |