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30 Technology Course Programs in Denmark

Nordic Online Academy
Course in Programming Fundamentals
- Aalborg, Denmark
Course
Part time
4 months
Distance Learning
English, Danish
Dreaming of a career in programming, technology, or IT? Want to learn how to code? Then you’ve come to the right place – Nordic Online Academy has the solution for you. With our education Programming Fundamentals, you can study whenever and wherever you want – entirely at your own pace.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Danish as a Second Language for F/I, Basis
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Learning Danish as a second language for professional and everyday interactions (F/I, Basis) can be beneficial for various job-related purposes, especially if you are working or planning to work in Denmark or with Danish-speaking individuals. Here are some key aspects and considerations for learning Danish at a basic level for job-related scenarios: Communication in the Workplace: Basic Conversations: Learn essential greetings, introductions, and basic conversational phrases in Danish to interact with colleagues, supervisors, and clients in a professional setting.
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Aalborg Business College
Intro to IT at Beginner Level - 5 Days
- Aalborg, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Overview of Information Technology (IT), Explanation of basic IT concepts: hardware, software, networks, Introduction to computer components: CPU, RAM, hard drive, etc. Different types of computers: desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones, Basic overview of operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Discussion on the importance of IT skills in today's world.


IT University of Copenhagen
Short Course in Introduction to Programming, Coding and It Thinking
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
The long-term goal of this course is to provide participants with a solid understanding of the thinking and methods behind coding and IT technologies. In English, one often talks about the term "computational thinking". The course is aimed at people who have not previously worked with IT technology and programming.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Business Understanding and Key Figures in It Systems
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Business understanding and key figures in IT systems are crucial aspects of managing and optimizing technology within an organization. Here are some key concepts and figures related to IT systems and their significance in the business context: Business Understanding: Business Processes: Understanding how IT systems support and optimize core business processes such as sales, marketing, operations, finance, and customer service. Strategic Alignment: Ensuring that IT initiatives and systems align with the organization's overall business goals, objectives, and strategies. User Needs: Identifying and addressing the specific needs of different user groups within the organization to enhance productivity and efficiency.


Aalborg Business College
Handling of Personal Data
- Aalborg, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
After the course, the participant can process personal data in accordance with data protection legislation and independently distinguish between general and sensitive information as well as identify risks in this and clarify the procedure for handling the correction and deletion of data as well as handling in the event of a data breach.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Creation of Database for Work Use
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
The participant can create a simple relational database to perform his job function and based on the company's needs, e.g. for managing goods or customer information. The participant can create tables and make queries. The participant can understand simple database theory in order to create the database appropriately. GOAL The participant can create a simple relational database to perform his job function and based on the company's needs, e.g. for managing goods or customer information. The participant can create tables and make queries. The participant can understand simple database theory in order to create the database appropriately.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Use of Pc at Work
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
In his daily work, the participant can use a PC connected to the company's network, and in this connection can use the installed operating system, use a mouse and keyboard, log on to the network, store and retrieve data from local and network drives respectively, and use an installed antivirus program. GOAL In his daily work, the participant can use a PC connected to the company's network, and in this connection can use the installed operating system, use a mouse and keyboard, log on to the network, store and retrieve data from local and network drives respectively, and use an installed antivirus program. The participant can use acquired PC technical and professional knowledge in connection with communication with the company's IT support function or external support and is also able to carry out elementary troubleshooting on their own PC and to connect external devices.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Layouts and Layout in Text
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Layouts refer to the arrangement of elements or components within a document, webpage, or any visual medium. The layout plays a crucial role in enhancing readability, visual appeal, and conveying information effectively. Here are some key considerations and principles for layouts, including layout in text: Document Layout: Margins: Set appropriate margins on all sides of the document to create a balanced appearance and allow space for binding or framing if needed.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Data and Booking Systems at the Reception
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Data and booking systems are essential components of the reception area in various businesses such as hotels, resorts, hospitals, clinics, event venues, and offices. These systems play a crucial role in managing guest or visitor information, reservations, appointments, and ensuring smooth operations. Here's an overview of data and booking systems commonly used at receptions: Guest/Visitor Information Management: Database Management: Maintain a centralized database of guest or visitor information including names, contact details, preferences, special requests, and past interactions. Check-In and Check-Out: Use software or systems to facilitate guest check-in and check-out processes efficiently, capturing necessary details and updating room availability or appointments in real-time.


Aalborg Business College
Use Spreadsheets for Calculations and Presentation
- Aalborg, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Once you have calculated the total monthly expenses, you can create a presentation to visually represent this information. In your presentation software (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides), create a new presentation. Design the slides to include relevant charts or graphs to represent the expense breakdown. For example, you can create a pie chart to show the percentage of each expense category relative to the total expenses.


Aalborg Business College
Citizen-Oriented Communication in the Role of the Authority
- Aalborg, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
After the course, in connection with the authority function, you can communicate appropriately with the citizen and be aware of your own appearance verbally and non-verbally. You can handle the cross-pressure between service and the exercise of authority.


Aalborg Business College
GDPR and IT Security
- Aalborg, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
After the course, you can supervise employees internally in relation to compliance with procedures in relation to the GDPR rules and handle the task as a liaison between the DPO/management and administrative employees who work with personal data/personally sensitive information on a daily basis. You can also make suggestions for and update procedures that ensure correct handling of data in the IT system.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Job-related Foreign Language With Basic Vocabulary
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
Learning a foreign language with basic vocabulary can still be highly beneficial for various job-related purposes, especially in roles that require basic communication, customer service, or interaction with international colleagues or clients. Here are some languages with basic vocabulary and their relevance in different job contexts: Spanish: Customer Service: Spanish is widely spoken in many countries, making it valuable for jobs in customer service, hospitality, retail, and tourism where you may interact with Spanish-speaking customers or clients.


Copenhagen Hospitality College
Labor Market, It and Job Search (F/I)
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Course
On-Campus
English
After graduation, participants with Danish as a second language have a basic knowledge of the Danish labor market. They can use one or more IT user programs and can use different job search techniques. The content of the education is based on a specific industry.
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In Denmark, technology degree programs at the Courses level focus on practical, hands-on skills that prepare you for various positions in the tech industry. You'll gain valuable experience through projects that emphasize teamwork and real-world applications, making this an exciting path for aspiring technologists.
Through courses in software development, you'll learn essential programming techniques and gain hands-on experience in coding, testing, and deploying applications. You’ll also engage in data analysis, where you'll explore statistical methods and data visualization to interpret complex data sets. Many students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, enhancing their problem-solving abilities along the way.
In Denmark's technology sector, a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainability means graduates possess globally transferable skills. You'll discover opportunities in various industries, including IT, engineering, and environmental technology, preparing you for diverse career paths. Completing a technology degree program here equips you with both practical knowledge and critical thinking skills valued by employers worldwide.