ICDL Documents (ICDL) case studies

ICDL Documents is the word-processing module within the ICDL certification family, a global digital-skills programme that ICDL Foundation describes as being available in more than 100 countries through a network of over 20,000 testing centres. The module certifies that a candidate can create, format, lay out, and output documents using a word-processing application at a level expected in study and in the workplace. Candidates typically prepare for it through structured practice on real documents rather than passive reading: building and correcting short texts, applying consistent character and paragraph formatting, controlling page setup and section breaks, inserting tables and illustrations, and preparing files for printing, sharing, and review. It suits students, job-seekers, and employees who need to demonstrate practical document skills to employers or academic institutions. The ICDL Documents case studies are 5 cases and about 1,677 words.