A practical four-week programme in Windows, Microsoft Office, email, the internet and everyday AI tools — 30% theory, 70% hands-on practice.
Beginner friendly · Learn by doing · Certificate on completion
This programme prepares learners for offices, businesses, schools and organisations where computers are used every day. It goes beyond switching on a computer: you will practise the tasks employers expect.
Operating Windows, writing and formatting professional documents, building spreadsheets, preparing presentations, communicating by email, researching online and using AI tools responsibly. Excel receives particular emphasis because so many workplace roles depend on accurate records, stock, attendance and reporting.
Seventy per cent of class time is hands-on practice, not lectures. Every lesson ends with something you have made.
Tasks mirror the documents, records and messages used in real offices — letters, registers, invoices and reports.
Core computer skills come before AI, so you can work independently and judge when a tool is helping — or misleading.
Each week combines demonstrations, guided practice, workplace simulations and a Friday assessment. Week 1 is available now; the remaining weeks are being prepared.
Become comfortable operating a computer, managing files and understanding the machine in front of you.
Produce professional documents, working spreadsheets and clear presentations.
Communicate and work effectively in a digital workplace.
Prepare for common workplace responsibilities and use modern AI tools responsibly.
A weekly assessment checks what you can do, not just what you remember. Excel carries the highest single weight because workplace records, stock, attendance and reporting depend on accurate spreadsheets.
Microsoft Office desktop applications are preferred. If a licence is unavailable, LibreOffice can be used, with the differences explained in class.
