Occupational Certificate: End-User Computing
SAQA ID: 94025 | NQF Level: 4 | Credits: 131
Delivery:
Inhouse Corporate
Public Programme
Duration:
12 months
Mode:
Online Facilitated Classes
Accreditation
Quality Council for Trades
and Occupations
Program outline
Programme overview
The qualification is intended to empower learners to acquire knowledge, skills, attitudes and values required to operate confidently in the End User Computing environment and to respond to the challenges of the economic environment.
It provides a balanced learning experience that lays the foundation for access to further education, lifelong learning and productive employment.
Is this course for you?
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School leavers and graduates entering the IT industry
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IT generalists aiming to specialise and get promoted
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Career changers wanting hands-on computing expertise
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Your advantage
Save Time and Money
Connect from anywhere in the online facilitated classes with our industry experts and fellow learners. There is no need to relocate or travel—save time and money while gaining valuable interpersonal skills by participating in collaborative projects.
Study Your Way
Our flexible online evening classes are tailored for working professionals like you. Learn at your own pace so you can balance work and study.
Are you just starting out? Then, attend our intensive foundation program and a job placement to gain the experience needed to succeed in your new career.
Personalized Learning
iFundi’s AI platform tailors your learning journey. Get customized study advice, instant feedback, and dedicated personal support every step of the way.
What will set you apart
Proficiency with PCs, laptops, and mobile devices
Expert skills in Office, spreadsheets, email, internet use
Competence in database access and presentation creation
Ability to install, configure, and troubleshoot end-user systems
Best practices in governance, compliance, and user data handling
Module breakdown
- Intro to PC’s
- Word Processing
- Spreadsheets
- Database
- Office Skills
- Presentations
- Internet and Email
- Reading and Writing
- Numeracy
Earn a certificate
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- Certification: Occupational Certificate in End-User Computer
- Accreditation: SAQA-accredited (ID: 94025).
- NQF Level: Level 4 with 131 credits.
- Duration: 12 months
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What people ask
What is end‑user computing?
It’s the systems and tools that empower users to access, manage, and securely use desktops, mobile devices, and virtual environments.
Is end‑user computing a good career in South Africa?
Yes—it’s highly in demand across sectors. Qualified professionals are needed in businesses, government, and support centres.
What is an end user in a computer?
An end user is anyone who operates software or devices—like Office, email, or databases—rather than developing them.
What are the three types of end‑user computing?
They include physical desktops/laptops, virtual desktops/applications (VDI), and mobile devices.
What does an end‑user computing engineer do?
They install, configure, support, and secure devices and virtual platforms, offering first-line IT assistance.
What are examples of end‑user computing tools?
Common tools include Windows/macOS, Microsoft Office, Citrix/VMware VDI, mobile management apps, and helpdesk platforms.
What NQF level is end‑user computing?
The course aligns with NQF Level 4.ifundi.co.za
What are the requirements for EUC?
Minimum Grade 10 (Std 8) required; no advanced IT background needed.ifundi.co.za
What does an end‑user computing specialist do?
They ensure user devices and applications are functional, secure, and performing well across physical and virtual environments.
What is the difference between UEM and EUC?
EUC refers to the user-facing devices, while UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) is the centralized system that manages them.
What is end‑user computing in banking?
It involves providing secure desktops, apps, and mobile access to banking staff, centrally managed to ensure compliance and reliability.