This comprehensive course is designed for learners of all backgrounds and skill levels, aiming to build a solid foundation in computer literacy and advance to more complex concepts. Through engaging, hands-on activities and interactive lessons, participants will explore essential topics including:

• Computer Hardware & Software: Understand the components of computers, different operating systems, and essential software applications. Identify different types of computer hardware and their functions.

• Internet Navigation: Learn effective online searching techniques, web safety, and the use of various digital communication tools. Use email applications to compose, send, and organize messages. Recognize basic cybersecurity threats such as phishing, malware, and ransomware. Implement basic security practices like using strong passwords and keeping software up to date.

• Productivity Tools: Gain proficiency in word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software, equipping you with skills for both personal and professional tasks.

• Data Management: Discover techniques for organizing files, using cloud storage, and understanding basic data security practices.

• Basic Troubleshooting: Develop problem-solving skills to address common technical issues. Identify common computer issues and apply basic troubleshooting techniques. Understand when and how to seek technical support for more complex problems.

Whether you are a complete beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this course will empower you to navigate the digital world with confidence. By the end, participants will not only possess foundational knowledge but also the ability to tackle more advanced topics as they continue their tech journey. Join us to transform your computer skills from basic to masterful!

Who this course is for:

• Individuals with little to no prior experience with computers or digital technology
• Individuals looking to switch careers or advance in their current field and need to gain or refresh their computer skills
• People entering the job market who need to build or strengthen their computer skills as a prerequisite for many modern job roles
• Entrepreneurs/ small business owner who want to manage their business operations more efficiently using basic computer applications and tools
• People who want to become more comfortable with computers for personal use, such as staying in touch with family, supporting their children’s education, managing finances, or accessing online services.
• Those who have been less exposed to technology in their personal or professional lives and want to build confidence in using computers.