Commonwealth Computer Navigator's Certificate
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2012-12Abstract
The Commonwealth Computer Navigator's Certificate (CCNC) programme provides easy access to information and communication technology (ICT) skills training that can be freely used, modified, copied and distributed by anyone, anytime and anywhere.
(Updated Dec 2012 - originally published in 2009)
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