The aims of this syllabus are to enable candidates to develop:
A broad understanding of the potential of eCommerce
The ability to apply this understanding to real-life websites
The ability to illustrate their understanding through the use of real-life or created examples of eCommerce
Assessment Objectives
The examination will assess the candidate’s ability to:
Demonstrate basic knowledge and understanding of the facts, terms, principles, definitions and concepts of eCommerce
Apply the above knowledge and understanding to real-life Internet scenarios
Illustrate their understanding with real-life and/or created Internet examples
Target Audience and Candidate Progression
This qualification is intended for those who wish to develop an understanding of the role of eCommerce in the modern business environment. Candidates should already have acquired an understanding of the Internet and website design to a level equivalent to LCCI IQ Certificate in Using the Internet Level 1 and should also be familiar with:
Using personal computers, operating systems, desktop applications and web browsers
New developments in technology that affect the business world
Level of English Required
Candidates should have a standard of business English equivalent to LCCI IQ English for Business Level 2. However, their knowledge of specialist Information Technology terminology should be equivalent to Level 3 in terms of vocabulary.
Structure of the Qualification
The level 2 Certificate in eCommerce is a single unit qualification that consists of the range of topics detailed below
The aims of this syllabus are to enable candidates to develop:
A broad strategic understanding of the present and future potential of eCommerce
The ability to apply this understanding to real-life eCommerce projects
The ability to illustrate their understanding through the use of real experiences, or created examples, of eCommerce projects
Assessment Objectives
The examination will assess the candidate’s ability to:
Demonstrate broad knowledge and understanding of the planning and implementation requirements for an eCommerce strategy
Apply the above knowledge and understanding to real-life eCommerce project scenarios
Illustrate their understanding with real and/or created eCommerce project examples
Target Audience and Candidate Progression
This qualification is intended for those who wish to develop a strategic understanding of the role of eCommerce in the modern business environment. Candidates should already have acquired an understanding of the fundamentals of the Internet and website design equivalent to LCCI IQ Certificate in eCommerce Level 2 and should also be familiar with:
Using personal computers, operating systems, desktop applications and web browsers
New developments in technology, that affect the business world
The operations and functions of a commercially driven organisation
Level of English Required
Candidates should have a standard of business English equivalent to LCCI IQ English for Business Level 2. However, their knowledge of specialist Information Technology terminology should be equivalent to Level 3 in terms of vocabulary.
International examination: April, June and November(Register two months ahead of the date of examination) Months to enter for the examination: February, April, and September(10th of each month is the deadline) Necessary Materials: Copy of your ID card, Two bareheaded recent photos, Contact: Atherine Lu 029-89198073 029-89198074 029-89198075
A broad understanding of the potential of eCommerce
A broad strategic understanding of the present and future potential of eCommerce 
The ability to apply this understanding to real-life eCommerce projects 
The ability to illustrate their understanding through the use of real experiences, or created examples, of eCommerce projects 
Demonstrate broad knowledge and understanding of the planning and implementation requirements for an eCommerce strategy 
Apply the above knowledge and understanding to real-life eCommerce project scenarios 
Illustrate their understanding with real and/or created eCommerce project examples 
Using personal computers, operating systems, desktop applications and web browsers 
New developments in technology, that affect the business world 
The operations and functions of a commercially driven organisation 
