European Information Technologies Certification Academy
European Information Technologies Certification Academy (EITCA) programme is an international professional ICT knowledge and skills certification standard, developed and governed by the EITCI Institute – a non-profit organization based in Brussels, that provides certification of individuals' knowledge and skills in broad field-oriented areas of ICT expertise such as Computer graphics, Information security etc. The EITCA programmes, referred to as EITCA Academies, include selected sets of several to over a dozen of individual EITC programmes, that together comprise a particular area of qualifications.[1][2][3][4]
EITCA Academies[edit]
As of June 2015 the EITCA certification standard includes the following Academies:[2]
| Code name | Full name |
|---|---|
| EITCA/BI | EITCA Business Information Technologies Academy |
| EITCA/CG | EICTA Computer Graphics Academy |
| EITCA/EG | EITCA e-Government Information Technologies Academy |
| EITCA/EL | EITCA e-Learning Didactics Technologies Academy |
| EITCA/IS | EITCA Information Technologies Security Academy |
| EITCA/KC | EITCA Information Technologies Key Competencies Academy |
| EITCA/TC | EITCA Information Technologies Telework Competencies Academy |
| EITCA/WD | EITCA Information Technologies Web Development Academy |
| EITCA/AI | EITCA Information Technologies Artificial Intelligence Academy |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Paraskakis, Iraklis; Hatziapostolou, Thanos (2014). The Elevate Framework for Assessment and Certification Design for Vocational Training in European ICT SMEs (PDF). 6th International Conference on Computer Supported Education (CSEDU 2014).
- ^ a b "EITCA programme". European Information Technologies Certification Institute (EITCI). 28 November 2014.
- ^ "ICT training/education and certification". Digital Agenda for Europe, ICT 2013. European Commission.
- ^ Goetzen, P.; Chmielecki, M.; Hernes, M. (2012). "Egovernment in Poland – Research on Polish Policies and Practices". Journal of Applied Computer Science Methods. 4 (2): 5–20.