This course builds upon foundational digital skills, helping learners advance their proficiency with computers and the internet. It introduces more complex tasks such as creating and editing documents, managing files and folders, and using digital communication tools effectively. Learners will gain confidence in performing day-to-day digital tasks, both for personal use and professional environments. This course is ideal for individuals looking to improve their digital skills for work, education, or personal productivity.
By the end of this course, learners will:
⦁ Confidently manage files and folders: Learn how to organize, move, and back up files on a computer or cloud storage.
⦁ Create and edit documents and presentations: Gain skills in word processing, spreadsheets, and basic presentations using popular software like Microsoft Office, Word, Power Point and Excel
⦁ Use the internet effectively: Understand how to search for and evaluate information online, navigate websites securely, and use web-based applications.
⦁ Communicate effectively online: Develop skills in using email, messaging apps, and social media for professional and personal communication.
⦁ Apply basic cybersecurity practices: Learn how to protect personal data, avoid digital threats, and manage privacy settings on devices and online platforms.
⦁ Solve basic technical problems: Troubleshoot common issues like connectivity problems, software updates, and device errors.
• Basic digital skills required: This course is designed for individuals who are familiar with using a computer, can copy and paste, use MS Word, and navigate the internet. Alternatively, an Entry 3 qualification is recommended.
⦁ Access to a digital device: Learners will need a computer or laptop, along with an internet connection to complete the practical exercises.
Admin requirements:
⦁ Minimum 1-year residency
⦁ National Insurance number may be required