The Computer Basics Training is designed for beginners who want to build confidence and essential digital skills for work, education, and everyday life. Participants will learn the fundamentals of using a computer and laptop, including how to turn devices on and off, use a keyboard and mouse, navigate the internet, and manage files and folders.
The training will also introduce participants to basic Microsoft Office applications, such as Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint, helping them create documents, organize information, communicate professionally, and develop workplace-ready skills.
In addition, participants will explore introductory Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and learn how technology can assist with writing, research, organization, and productivity. No prior computer experience is required. This hands-on training provides a supportive learning environment where participants can ask questions, practice new skills, and gain confidence using technology in their personal and professional lives.
Topics may include:
Turning on and using a computer or laptop
Understanding keyboards, mice, and touchpads
Internet basics and online safety
Email setup and communication
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook basics
File management and cloud storage
Introduction to AI tools and practical uses
Digital skills for employment and everyday tasks
Who should attend:
Individuals with little to no computer experience who want to develop foundational digital literacy skills and increase their confidence in using technology.
Training Goal:
To empower participants with the knowledge and confidence to effectively use computers and technology for personal growth, education, and career advancement.
The Computer Basics Training is designed for beginners who want to build confidence and essential digital skills for work, education, and everyday life. Participants will learn the fundamentals of using a computer and laptop, including how to turn devices on and off, use a keyboard and mouse, navigate the internet, and manage files and folders.
The training will also introduce participants to basic Microsoft Office applications, such as Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint, helping them create documents, organize information, communicate professionally, and develop workplace-ready skills.
In addition, participants will explore introductory Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and learn how technology can assist with writing, research, organization, and productivity. No prior computer experience is required. This hands-on training provides a supportive learning environment where participants can ask questions, practice new skills, and gain confidence using technology in their personal and professional lives.
Topics may include:
Turning on and using a computer or laptop
Understanding keyboards, mice, and touchpads
Internet basics and online safety
Email setup and communication
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook basics
File management and cloud storage
Introduction to AI tools and practical uses
Digital skills for employment and everyday tasks
Who should attend:
Individuals with little to no computer experience who want to develop foundational digital literacy skills and increase their confidence in using technology.
Training Goal:
To empower participants with the knowledge and confidence to effectively use computers and technology for personal growth, education, and career advancement.