NVQ Contributing Qualifications Mapping Summary

eQuals - City and Guilds
IT Practitioner Level 3

This shows how the contributing qualification maps against the NVQ/SVQ. There are varying levels of content and assessment coverage. Click on the Unit names to view the detailed mapping documents.

e-skills UK units covered	Name of contributing unit	Content Coverage	Assessment coverage
Customer Care 3 (CUSS3)	Unit 501, 502	Partial	Yes
Data Analysis and Data Structure Design 3 (DADS3)	Unit 311	Full	Yes
Interpersonal and written communication 3	Units 501, 502, 506, 507, 508	Partial	Yes
Investigating and defining requirements 3	Units 307, 501, 509	Full	Yes
Quality Management of ICT products and services 3	Unit 502	Partial	Yes
Remote support for products or services 3	Unit 502	Partial	Yes
Security of ICT systems	Unit 511	Full	Yes
Software Development - component creation 3	Units 301, 302, 303, 304, 305,	Full	Yes
Software Development - design 3	Units 306, 309	Full	Yes
Software Installation and Upgrade 3	Unit 504	Full	Yes
System Management 3	Unit 506	Full	Yes
System Operation 3	Unit 506	Full	Yes
Technical Advice and Guidance 3	Unit 501(full) 502 (partial)	Full	Yes
Testing ICT Systems 3	Units 308, 505	Full	Yes
Technical Fault Diagnosis 3	Units 505, 510	Full	Yes
Technical Fault Remedy Selection 3	Unit 510	Full	Yes
User Profile Administration 3	Unit 506	Partial	Yes
Working with ICT hardware and equipment 3	Unit 503	Full	Yes

 

Explanations

Content Coverage

How much of the e-skills UK qualification the contributing qualification covers.

FULL – indicates that all required NVQ/SVQ knowledge and skills content are covered by this unit
PARTIAL – indicates that some of the NVQ/SVQ knowledge and skills is not covered. Click on the unit link to view the detailed mapping document to see the additional evidence required.

Assessment Coverage

Whether the assessment of the contributing qualification meets the requirements of the assessment strategy for the e-skills UK qualification.

YES - no further assessment is required.
NO – additional evidence of the application of skills and knowledge is required as set out in the e-skills UK assessment strategy

Last modified: 14 Dec 2006