The main aims of a development programme for information technology are:
Knowledge - teaching to improve awareness and be better informed.
Skills - training to increase ability and proficiency.
Understanding - provides the underpinning for continuous improvement.
The main levels of delivery are:
No prior knowledge or skills required.
An introduction to basic elements which are straightforward and uncomplicated.
Some elementary knowledge and skills and basic competence required.
Development to a level which is useful when advanced skill may not be necessary.
Intermediate knowledge, skills and competence are required for this level.
Specialist
Advanced knowledge, skills and competence are essential.
Develop expertise within a specific area of information technology.