Here, you start with the basics. Computer fundamentals and operating systems. You’ll compare major operating systems and learn what types of devices each operating system is designed to run on. You’ll learn how to navigate in Windows, Mac and Linux operating system too, including how to run applications and manage files. You’ll learn about the physical parts of computers, including input, processing, output, and storage. You will find out about the main types of application software and what each type is useful for. You’ll learn how to choose, install, update, use, and remove applications in lastest Windows operating system.

The Workplace Digital Skills program is designed to move learners from basic digital literacy to full workplace readiness. It builds strong skills in professional communication, virtual meetings, online navigation, and effective use of Google tools for daily work tasks. Learners gain hands-on experience in data collection, collaboration, note keeping, and advanced productivity using Microsoft packages. The program also develops professional online presence, social media skills, and practical use of AI for writing, analysis, and presentations.

This program focuses on building safe, efficient, and future-ready digital professionals.prepare learners for safe, efficient, and professional work in digital environments. It builds strong foundations in media literacy, cybersecurity, networking, scheduling, and effective use of office and cloud tools. Learners develop practical skills in AI for writing, data analysis, presentations, and automating everyday office workflows. The course also introduces future technology trends and essential business tools for modern workplaces. It concludes with a capstone project and portfolio that prepare graduates for real-world administrative and digital support roles.