Build practical computer literacy for everyday work, study and digital services.
Build practical computer literacy for everyday work, study and digital services.
Use computers confidently, create everyday documents and spreadsheets, communicate online and handle common digital tasks.
Build confident everyday computer skills across operating systems, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, internet use, digital services and cyber safety.
The course is organised around a small number of connected capabilities so learners can understand the skill, practise it and apply it in realistic situations.
The curriculum is kept practical and focused on the skills learners are expected to understand and use.
Components, types of computers, CPU, input/output, storage and software basics.
Desktop environment, files and folders, file extensions, settings and routine system tasks.
Create, edit and format documents; use page setup, headers, footers, print preview and PDF output.
Work with data, basic formulas and calculations, then structure simple presentations.
Internet and WWW, email attachments, social networking, e-governance and everyday online services.
Digital financial tools, cyber-security awareness and an introduction to future technologies and AI.
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Learn the fundamentals, practise with guided tasks, receive feedback and build confidence through repetition. The course is designed to create usable capability rather than simply complete lessons.
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