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OCR Cambridge Technical in IT

Get prepared for the OCR Cambridge Technical ICT course with details on assessment requirements, stationery needs, bridging work, taster activities, and final tips for success.

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OCR Cambridge Technical in IT

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  1. OCR Cambridge Technical in IT Induction 4th July 2019

  2. Outline of the single course Year 12: Study two examined units: Year 13: Study three internally assessed units:

  3. Assessment requirements Year 12: Year 13: Each unit is internally assessed and then externally moderated by OCR

  4. Outline of the double course Year 12: Study 2 examined units and 3 coursework units: Year 13: Study 1 examination unit and 5 internally assessed units:

  5. Assessment requirements Year 12: Other units are internally assessed and externally moderated

  6. Stationery Requirements • Two large lever arch folders (four for double) • Pens – black or blue, and red • Ruler • Pencil and rubber • Colouring pencils • OCR Cambridge Technical ICT (2016 spec) Textbook Isbn:978-0-340-95829-2 • Memory stick or external hard drive

  7. Bridging work • Find out what the following items of hardware are, what they do and how they work. Write it up in a Word document or PowerPoint: • Motherboard • CPU • ROM, RAM and cache memory • Hard drive • Network interface card • Graphics card • Sound card • Power supply • Fan and heat sink

  8. Taster activity • Communication skills is one topic studied in unit 1. • What do you think interpersonal skills are? • Interpersonal skills are the life skills we use every day to communicate and interact face to face with other people, both individually and in groups. • They include more than just talking – body language and eye contact. • Interpersonal skills are key to making a good first impression. They help to communicate how you feel and how invested you are in the communication. They say that 65% of effective communication is from body language. The activity: • Each group is going to be given a role play to perform. • Each role play demonstrates interpersonal skills in action. • In each case the viewers will have to explain how interpersonal skills created a barrier in the communication and how this could be overcome.

  9. Final Tips • Ensure you purchase your stationery before arriving in September • File notes after EVERY lesson • Get into the habit of rereading and rewriting notes after EVERY lesson • Read ahead – we will tell you what chapter to read in advance • Complete all homework • Ask questions when you do not understand • You need to purchase the Textbook

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