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FAQ
General
- Q : How long does the licence take?
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A :The licence programme is designed to be flexible therefore, you can work at your own pace supported by your facilitator. For guidance purposes, each module has a notional length of 15 hours duration however, this is no prescribed length of time. This notional length of 15 hours results in 120 hours for the 8 modules required for the licence. There is presently no maximum time period for those working towards their licence.
- Q : Who can undertake the licence?
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A :Participants must be currently delivering lessons in order to qualify for the licence programme. Participants' evidence requires the collation of lesson plans, teaching activities and evaluation and feedback information.
- Q : Do you undertake exams?
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A :No, examinations can often be considered abstract to the day-to-day work of the educator. Therefore, the licence uses portfolios of evidence gained whilst undertaking real classroom duties. Each participant generates and collates their own evidence supported by their facilitator. Their portfolio is submitted towards the licence modules.
- Q : Who decides the syllabus and is it updated as technology advances?
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A :The EPICT Australia Steering and Editorial Groups. EPICT partners are in regular discussion with teaching practitioners, educational establishments, standards organisations and governmental agencies. The licence programme evolves to take account of emerging technologies and the wishes of teaching professionals.
Nationally, educational providers are involved in the development of the qualification both formally and informally through the work of the advisory groups.
These groups offer national organisations and practitioners an opportunity to determine the future development of the Licence in order to meet the specific needs of the Australian educational environment.
- Q : Where can I study towards my licence?
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A :EPICT Centres will be sited throughout Australia. Alternatively, your school, college or workplace may wish to become a centre in its own right allowing delivery of the licence programme locally. For further details please contact EPICT Australia.



Educators wishing to become FACILITATORS need not be experts in ICT; rather you should have a sound understanding of information technology and pedagogy