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I majored in information and computing science in the School of Mathematics. I intend to be a teacher. I have passed Computer Level 2 C, do I still need to take Level 4? Is it good for my employment?
Take the exam if you can. Even when a teacher learns computer, as long as he learns it well, he will have a chance to do it. One is that you can show that you are still very professional when you are employed, and the other is that you can improve yourself. If you are not a teacher, you can also engage in computer-related majors. What do you think is wrong?
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