The SQA (Scottish Qualifications Authority), the Governing body for education material and exams in Scotland, has presented me with this in my course.
I am doing an HND (Higher National Certificate) in business management at college. It involves Marketing, Economics (), Communications (English tbh), Accounts and Finance, and now, this "IT".
It seems they just offer courses like this to get people out of unemployment and into education. The Government like good stats.
I missed 3 IT lectures through illness just before I came off on holiday, and that would be the first three lectures. I went in yesterday and said "Hi, I missed the first three lectures, can I get all the material I missed and do it all today" and my lecturer said "No, you won't be able to do three weeks work in one day". So she gave me each part I missed to work through at a time.
Here is an excerpt from the third, not the first, the THIRD page of the first booklet.
I am doing an HND (Higher National Certificate) in business management at college. It involves Marketing, Economics (), Communications (English tbh), Accounts and Finance, and now, this "IT".
It seems they just offer courses like this to get people out of unemployment and into education. The Government like good stats.
I missed 3 IT lectures through illness just before I came off on holiday, and that would be the first three lectures. I went in yesterday and said "Hi, I missed the first three lectures, can I get all the material I missed and do it all today" and my lecturer said "No, you won't be able to do three weeks work in one day". So she gave me each part I missed to work through at a time.
Here is an excerpt from the third, not the first, the THIRD page of the first booklet.
I did 5 weeks work in one day.Using Software Applications Packages, D85F 34
Clicking the Mouse
To select an item, once you have pointed to it, you will have to click on of the mouse buttons. This will normally be the left mouse button. The left mouse button is used to select an item.
The right mouse button will normally offer a shortcut menu.
Double clicking
To select some items you will need to double click, which means pressing the left mouse button twice in rapid succession Two slow click will not select an item where double clicking is required. Double clicking can be quite difficult to master if you are new to mouse control, but keep trying. Don't be tempted to click harder! The lighter you click the better - remember you are not pressing a doorbell!
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