Computer Course in Poole – Skills & Learning Adult Community Education

Name: Computer Course in Poole – Skills & Learning Adult Community Education
Price: 60 GBP
Availability: InStock

Cost£60.00

Duration6 weeks

LevelEntry Level

DeliveryClassroom based

Start7 Jan 2027

Study modePart-time

AttendanceDaytime

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About this course

Computer Course in Poole. Classes run at Dolphin Centre, part-time on Thursday afternoons. No previous computer experience is needed. Concessions are available, so fees may be lower if you qualify. Over 6 weeks, you'll develop basic digital skills, including how to use hardware, software applications, and the internet. The course covers practical tasks like online searches and filling in forms, set in the context of job applications. This entry level computer course is a manageable way to build your digital skills at a steady pace.

Who this course is for

This course is suitable for everyone. Do not worry if you have no previous experience of ICT as everyone else on the course will be in the same boat.

What you will learn

You'll identify the main parts of a computer system and how they work together.
You'll use hardware confidently, including a keyboard, mouse, and screen.
You'll name different software applications and understand what they are used for.
You'll use a software application to complete a practical task.
You'll carry out internet searches to find information.
You'll complete online forms, including job application forms.

How you will learn

You'll learn in a classroom at Dolphin Centre, with a tutor guiding each session. The course runs for 7 weekly sessions of 3 hours each. You'll complete three units through practical, hands-on tasks. Assessment is based on the work you complete during the course, not a formal exam.

What you will need to bring

The centre will provide most materials. Skills & Learning Adult Community Education will confirm anything else you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

Data entry clerk: inputting information accurately using computers
Receptionist: handling emails, forms, and basic office software
Retail assistant: using tills, stock systems, and online tools
Care assistant: completing digital records and online forms
Warehouse administrator: processing orders and updating stock systems
Customer service advisor: communicating via email and online platforms

What you could study next

Once you have your entry level computer certificate, you could move on to a Level 1 or Level 2 IT or Digital Skills qualification to develop more advanced skills. Functional Skills English or Maths at Entry Level or Level 1 can also support your job applications. Many learners then progress to vocational courses in business administration, customer service, or health and social care, where digital skills are expected.

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