Why Study This Course?
This course is a great starting point if you are new to computers or have very little experience. You will learn in a calm and supportive environment, focusing on the basics such as turning a computer on and off, using a mouse and keyboard, and understanding simple functions. You will also begin to explore everyday tasks like opening programmes, typing, and using the internet safely. The course is designed to help you build confidence step by step, making it easier to use technology in daily life and feel more independent
-Build confidence using computers and technology
-Learn in a calm, supportive, and friendly environment
-Develop skills that support independence in everyday life
-Improve communication through digital tools
-Gain confidence using the internet safely
-Develop skills useful for further learning and employment
-Increase problem-solving and digital confidence
-Learn at your own pace with support from tutors
-Become more confident using devices at home, work, or in the community
-Take the first steps towards developing essential digital skills
-Turning a computer or laptop on and off safely
-Using a mouse, keyboard, and touchscreen
-Learning basic typing and keyboard skills
-Opening and closing programmes and apps
-Understanding common computer symbols and buttons
-Using the internet safely and responsibly
-Searching for information online
-Practising simple digital tasks such as saving work or opening files
-Introduction to emails and online communication
-Using technology to support everyday life and independence
-Learning through practical activities and step-by-step support
Classroom based face to face teaching
Complete an Initial Assessment via MS Forms or in hard copy. Return to Supported Learning. Attend an interview with a member of Supported Learning Team
Assessment is via a portfolio of evidence demonstrating achievement of personalised learning goals. Next Steps : Everyday Digital Skills