Oxford Cambridge RSA Examination (OCR)

The OCR Nationals have been designed to provide candidates with high quality, industry standard qualifications meeting the evolving requirements of key sectors in the industrial world. The course has been considered to recognise the skills, knowledge and understanding of IT, Business and Administration. The courses are available from LEVEL 1 to 3 of the National qualifications structure, the unit-based qualification are flexible. OCR is approved by the Qualification and Curriculum Authority (QCA) which is a government approved body. The task have been planned to be familiar with candidates extant professional achievements that are related to the workplace.

How will it benefit me?
You will:

• Learn about how the business world works


• Develop skills, knowledge and understanding that will enable you to enhance your career and profession


• Keep your options open – you can carry on with your business or continue to pursue other qualifications.

How can I advance my career by doing this course?
The OCR is planned to allow candidates to enter employment at the Experienced or Beginner stage within a wide variety of business surroundings. If you have accomplished the course successfully then you can utilise your skills and build your career in a specified field.

National diplomas are duly recognised and acceptable in the UK
The College has been authorised by OCR Nationals to run various levels of business an IT national certificate and diploma tuition programmes from May 2005 onwards. The College is fully approved and recognised by OCR to offer the following qualifications in Business and IT.

OCR Level 1 Nationals in Business and ICT
OCR Level 2 Nationals Certificate in Business
OCR Level 3 Nationals Certificate in Business
OCR Level 4 Nationals Diploma in Business
OCR Level 5 Nationals Certificate in Information Technology

The above qualifications are designed to recognise the candidate’s skills, knowledge and understanding in the Business and ICT Sectors.
For further information about the course, please visit the OCR website www.ocr.org.uk