ECDL Model 2009

	ECDL Polska - Model 2009
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About Model:
Mission
Rationale for the changes
The pourpose of the changes
Organisational model - overall principles
Bussines units
Polish ECDL Office
PTI Certification Centre
Egzamination Centres (ECs)
ECDL Laboratories
Examiners
Regional Coordinators
Product Coordinators
Bussines Model based on partnership agreements with ECs
Framework
Commissions for ECs
Invoices with deferred payment
ECDL Poland 2009 Organisational Structure
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The European Computer Driving Licence

is a popular, internationally respected, vocational qualification in basic personal computing skills.

It is not designed specifically for information technology professionals - rather it is for those who wish to gain a basic qualification in computing to help them with their current work or study, and to help them to grow their skills and enhance their career prospects. It has become the most widely recognised qualification in the field of work-related computer use with over 7 million candidates in 146 countries worldwide.

The ECDL has been developed and is monitored by the ECDL Foundation. The role of the Foundation is to promote and co-ordinate the development of the ECDL concept and act as guarantor of the ECDL standard. The Foundation ensures that the ECDL is administered in an equitable manner throughout Europe and internationally, a role that has now developed to cover the International Computer Driving Licence (ICDL).

Activities relating to the ECDL in Poland are co-ordinated by The Polish Information Processing Society (PTI), which is one of the 19 computer societies (representing some 250,000 members across Europe) which both approve and support the ECDL.