Business & Computing Examinations (Bce)

BCE is an internationally recognised Awarding organisation founded in 1996 by a group of Business and Computing professionals. There have been many changes over the last few years, not all technological. The gap between industry expectations from learners and what [learners] can do, has always led to much argument. Quite often, on completion of their education, learners find it hard to get jobs in the Computing or Business industries because even though they might have a qualification; but what the industry expects them to deliver, is far less than the level of expectation, mainly because most have academic knowledge and not practical knowledge. In other cases, the academic syllabus does not focus on learner skills. The qualifications sought mainly in the computing industry today are: Information Technology; Computer Science; Networking; IP Routing; PC Engineering; Structured Cabling; Web Design; Graphic Design; Programming and Database. On the other hand, qualifications sought mainly in the business services industry are: Accounting; Computerised Accounting; Business Administration; Project Management; Management; Business Economics; Human Resource Management; Marketing; Finance; Administrative and Hospitality. One of the main reasons why Business & Computing Examinations (BCE) was established is to produce a modified syllabus to bridge this gap. On realising the importance of the industry's requirements (since the main aim for undertaking a qualification is to get employment), BCE designed qualifications which focus on practical and skill elements.
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