Free Digital Skills for Work Entry Level 3 Course in Congleton. Classes run at Congleton Learning Centre, part-time during the day. The course runs over 4 weeks and covers the digital tools used in most workplaces, including word processing and presentation software. You'll have an initial assessment before you start. The centre uses it to understand your current level and plan your learning. There are no formal entry requirements. You need to be aged 19 years old or over as of 31 August of the previous academic year.
Who this course is for
Our entry level course is designed for adults who have very little or no previous experience using digital devices and the internet. Its an ideal introduction to the types of digital technology commonly used in most jobs including word processing and presentation software, helping you to develop your understanding and grow in confidence.
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements to access this course. All prospective learners will need to complete an initial assessment. The assessment will give us an indication of your current level and learning needs. Students must be aged 19+ from the 31st August of the previous academic year.
What you will learn
You'll use word processing software to create and edit documents.
You'll create basic presentations using common software tools.
You'll navigate the internet safely and confidently.
You'll understand how digital devices are used in everyday work settings.
You'll develop practical skills for communicating online in a work context.
How you will learn
You'll learn in a classroom at Congleton Learning Centre, with a tutor guiding you through each topic. Classes are part-time and run during the day. You'll practise using digital devices and software hands-on. Assessment is based on your practical work and tasks completed during the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Congleton Learning Centre will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Administrator. Use word processing and email in an office role.
Receptionist. Handle digital bookings, emails, and documents.
Care assistant. Record notes and use digital care systems.
Retail assistant. Use digital tills and stock management tools.
Warehouse operative. Work with digital inventory and dispatch systems.
Customer service advisor. Communicate with customers online and by email.
What you could study next
Essential Digital Skills for Work (Level 1) - the next step up from Entry Level 3, covering more advanced digital tasks used in work.
Functional Skills English or Maths (Entry Level 3 or Level 1) - useful alongside digital skills for many job applications.
Level 1 Award in IT User Skills - builds on your digital foundation with broader IT knowledge.
