Tasmania TCE Everyday Adult Standard - Use of Computers and the Internet study guide
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The Use of Computers and the Internet Standard is one of the four Everyday Adult Standards within the Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE). It confirms that a learner can use computers and the internet at the level expected of an adult in everyday life, work and further study. The standard itself is not a course; it is a requirement attached to the TCE, and TASC sets out three routes by which Year 12 students can satisfy it under transitional arrangements. A student may achieve Satisfactory Achievement or higher in one of the 16 TASC courses that embed the standard, pass the Use of Computers and the Internet safety net test, or receive recognition through achieving the Participation and Achievement Standard (120 credit points, at least 80 at Level 2 or higher) together with the Reading, Writing and Communication (English) and Mathematics standards. The Tasmania TCE Everyday Adult Standard - Use of Computers and the Internet study guide has 3 sections and about 1,133 words.
01Achieving the Use of Computers and the Internet Standard Through TASC Courses
The Use of Computers and the Internet Standard is one of the four TCE everyday adult standards in Tasmania. It is not a single subject; it is a capability statement.
390 words, about 2 min02The Safety Net Test for the Use of Computers and the Internet Standard
The safety net test exists so that no learner is blocked from the TCE purely because their course pathway did not generate evidence for a standard. It is a direct assessment route: sit the test, demonstrate the capability, and the standard is met.
385 words, about 2 min03Recognition Through the Other Three TCE Standards
The TCE requires the four everyday adult standards: literacy, numeracy, use of computers and the internet, and problem-solving. They are separate requirements, and satisfying one does not satisfy another.
358 words, about 2 min