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ICDL Certification: what it really proves to a recruiter

URBAN TECHNOLOGY· 10 May 2026· 4 min
ICDL Certification: what it really proves to a recruiter
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The ICDL certification · International Computer Driving Licence · is the global standard for digital skills, recognised in more than 140 countries. URBAN TECHNOLOGY is an accredited ICDL centre in Benin.

What the ICDL really assesses

The ICDL is not a theoretical multiple-choice test. The exams are based on concrete tasks: building a pivot table, securing a document, setting up a professional presentation, managing an inbox according to best practices. An ICDL-certified person has demonstrated the ability to do, not just to know.

The concrete impact on employability

For recruiters, the ICDL reduces risk: they know exactly what level of digital proficiency a candidate has reached, regardless of their university or country of origin. For candidates, it is a credible signal in a job market where self-declared digital skills are often overstated.

URBAN TECHNOLOGY prepares and certifies your employees on the most in-demand ICDL modules: Fundamentals, Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentation, Online Collaboration and Cybersecurity.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ICDL recognised internationally?+
Yes. It is the global digital skills standard run by the ICDL Foundation, used in more than 100 countries by governments and companies.
How many modules do you need to pass?+
The Workforce certificate rests on mandatory modules (Essentials, Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentation, Online Collaboration) and options such as Cyber Security.
Do you need to be an IT specialist to sit it?+
No. ICDL validates everyday office and digital skills, for every kind of job.

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