1. IT User Fundamentals: Introduction to IT concepts, computer hardware and software, operating systems, and basic troubleshooting.
2. Word Processing: Using word processing software (e.g., Microsoft Word) to create, format, edit, and enhance documents. Learners will learn about document layouts, formatting options, tables, and basic mail merge.
3. Spreadsheets: Using spreadsheet software (e.g., Microsoft Excel) to create and format spreadsheets, perform calculations, use formulas and functions, create charts, and analyze data.
4. Presentation Software: Utilizing presentation software (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint) to create visually appealing presentations, add multimedia elements, apply animations and transitions, and deliver engaging presentations.
5. Databases: Introduction to database software (e.g., Microsoft Access) to create and manage databases, enter and retrieve data, create basic queries and reports, and understand database concepts.
6. Email and Online Communication: Using email effectively for communication, managing email accounts, composing and sending messages, organizing folders, and understanding email etiquette. Exploring other online communication tools such as instant messaging and video conferencing.
7. Web Browsing and Online Safety: Navigating the internet using web browsers, searching for information effectively, evaluating online sources, understanding website structures, and practicing online safety and security measures.
8. Digital Skills: Developing general digital skills, including file management, data security and privacy, online collaboration, cloud storage, and using productivity tools.