Free Computer Course for Beginners in Stirling. Classes run at Triage Stirling, part-time during the day. There are no formal entry requirements, so you can start without any previous computer experience. The course runs over 10 days at a manageable pace, making it easier to fit around other commitments. You'll build everyday digital skills, including using devices, browsing the internet safely, sending emails, and working with files and documents. These are the skills employers ask for in almost every role today.
Who this course is for
Residents of Sunderland
Entry requirements
Nor formal entry requirements
What you will learn
You'll use a computer or tablet with confidence for everyday tasks.
You'll browse the internet safely and know how to spot online risks.
You'll send and receive emails and manage a basic inbox.
You'll create, save, and organise files and documents.
You'll use common software to write text and handle simple information.
You'll communicate online, including using video calls and messaging tools.
How you will learn
You'll learn in a classroom at Triage Stirling, with hands-on practice on computers during each session. Assessment is practical and task-based. You'll complete activities that show you can use digital tools in real situations. There are no written exams. Your progress is assessed through the tasks you complete during the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Triage Stirling will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Data entry clerk: inputting and managing information on computer systems.
Receptionist: handling emails, bookings, and digital records.
Retail assistant: using electronic tills and stock systems.
Care assistant: completing digital care records and communications.
Warehouse operative: using handheld scanners and digital picking systems.
Customer service advisor: responding to queries by email and online chat.
What you could study next
Functional Skills ICT Level 1: builds on your entry level digital skills and is recognised by employers.
Essential Digital Skills Level 1 (NCFE): the next step up, covering more advanced everyday digital tasks.
Functional Skills English or Maths Entry Level 3: useful if you want to strengthen your core skills alongside your digital learning.
