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ICDL Professional Documents

The ICDL Professional Documents module covers the main concepts and practical skills needed for common word processing tasks, including creating, formatting, and finalising letters and other everyday workplace documents....

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Documents Module

Develop the skills needed to create complex documents that are attractive and easy to read.

Word Processing

  • Using the Application
  • Document Creation
  • Formatting
  • Objects

Module Overview

What it covers

Document creation, formatting, editing, and finishing for everyday professional outputs.

Who it is for

Candidates across many job roles who need to produce clear and structured documents.

Why it matters

Effective documents improve communication, consistency, and professionalism in the workplace.

Category Breakdown

Using the Application
Working with documents • Enhancing productivity
Document Creation
Enter text • Select and edit
Formatting
Text • Paragraphs • Styles
Objects
Table creation • Table formatting • Graphical objects
Mail Merge
Preparation • Outputs
Prepare Outputs
Setup • Check and print

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand key concepts of word processing
  • Identify file formats and saving options
  • Apply strong formatting practice
  • Add tables, images, and document objects confidently
  • Finalise documents for print and delivery
  • Prepare and create documents using mail merge

Global Standard

Why ICDL

  • Internationally recognised certification for employers and institutions
  • Expert-developed syllabus with global professional input
  • Updated regularly to reflect real workplace tasks
  • Vendor-independent skills that transfer across tools
  • Strong quality assurance with regular internal and external audits

Next Step

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Offer ends 1 December 2026