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　　East Asia School of Business is pleased to announce that it will soon be offering Computer Studies Programs of NCC Education．NCC Education was formerly the education division of the National Computing Center, United Kingdom．

　　NCC Education Ltd．is one of the world’s leading independent training providers of IT certification(證書(shū))offering high quality training and education programs．It operates with, and through, over 300 training partners in 45 different countries and has over 150 000 students who have passed the NCC standard test each year．

　　NCC International Diploma(文憑)in Computer Studies

　　Course Aim

　　This is a one-year course that provides a foundation in Information Technology．The course aims at delivering well-trained people with effective and practical business oriented IT skills of making a real contribution in the work place，giving those who take part the opportunity to specialize in particular technical and business choices, and setting an international standard of high quality training leading to qualifications(資格)recognised worldwide．

　　Requirements?

　　Entry Requirements?

　　GCE “A” Levels or 4 GCE “O” Levels or equal credit(學(xué)分)in English

　　Students(above 21 years)with at least one GCE “O” Level

　　Course Requirements

　　In fulfillment of the requirements of this diploma program, the student is required to complete a total of 8 modules and one practical project．

　　Course Duration

　　There are two modes of study, that is, 12 months for full-time students and 15-18 months for part-time students．Each module requires 120 hours of studying including lectures, tutorials, practical course work and private study．

(1)

What do you know about NCC Education?

[　　]

A．

It is a university run by the British government．

B．

It provides special courses for college graduates only．

C．

It offers special training programs in 45 countries．

D．

It trains special workers outside the United Kingdom．

(2)

If you want to be admitted, you must ________．

[　　]

A．

be younger than 21

B．

reach the required English level

C．

have experience in IT

D．

complete 8 courses

(3)

Once you have completed the course, ________．

[　　]

A．

you can make contributions where you work

B．

you will be admitted to a university in UK

C．

you may find it easier to be employed in IT industry

D．

you will become an expert in IT skills

(4)

We can learn from the passage that ________．

[　　]

A．

the whole course requires one hundred and twenty hours

B．

all the students can get IT certification at the end of the course

C．

a full-time student has to study for at least fifteen months

D．

East Asia School of Business is a training partner of NCC Education

答案：1．C;2．B;3．C;4．D;
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