Computer Software Skills
About This Course
Basic Computer Software Skills are the essential abilities needed to use common software programs for work, study, and daily tasks. Below is a clear and professional explanation.
Material Includes
- 1. Desktop or laptop computers
- 2. Licensed or open-source operating system (Windows or macOS)
- 3. Microsoft Office or Google Workspace (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- 4. Internet access for practical exercises
- 5. Web browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox)
- 6. Communication software (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet)
- 7. Antivirus and basic security software
- 8. Training manual or learner handbook
- 9. Step-by-step practical exercises
- 10. Sample documents, spreadsheets, and presentation files
- 11. USB flash drives or cloud storage access
- 12. Projector or screen for demonstrations
- 13. Assessment tools (quizzes, practice tasks, assignments)
Requirements
- To participate in the Computer Software Skills training, participants are required to have:
- 1. Basic ability to read and write
- 2. No prior computer experience required (beginner-friendly)
- 3. Willingness to learn and participate in practical sessions
- 4. Access to a desktop or laptop computer (if available)
- 5. Basic knowledge of English computer terms (optional)
- 6. Commitment to attend all training sessions
- 7. Ability to follow instructions and complete assignments
- 8. Basic typing skills (preferred but not mandatory)
- 9. Access to internet connection (if required for online practice)
- 10. Notebook and pen for note-taking
Target Audience
- 1. Beginners with little or no computer experience
- 2. Students seeking foundational computer skills
- 3. Youth and job seekers aiming to improve employability
- 4. Office assistants and administrative staff
- 5. NGO and community organization staff
- 6. Teachers and education support staff
- 7. Small business owners and entrepreneurs
- 8. Data entry clerks and junior IT staff
- 9. Women and vulnerable groups seeking digital skills
- 10. Anyone interested in improving basic computer software knowledge
Curriculum
15 Lessons
