Certificate in Digital Applications
- Certificate in Digital Applications
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The Certificate in Digital Applications (CIDA) is a qualification is offered by Edexcel, it consists of coursework like the DiDA qualification. This is not a GCSE, and is equivalent to a GCSE at level 1 or level 2.
The Basic course consists of two units; D201 and D203. The student may then choose to take CiDA+ in which they must complete the unit D202.
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