Free Entry Level Computer Course in Rotherham. Classes run at Landmarks Rotherham, with a mix of online study and time at the centre. There are no entry requirements and no age restrictions. You'll build practical digital skills over one year, studying full-time during the day. The course covers everyday computer use, online communication, and working safely online. It suits a wide range of people, from those new to computers to those brushing up on the basics. Entry Level Computer Classes are a straightforward way to earn a recognised computer qualification.
Who this course is for
These qualifications are for learners of all ages. They are suitable for adults and young people across a wide range of settings. Note these qualifications are only available to centres and learners in England.
Entry requirements
There are no entry requirements for these qualifications and no formal age restrictions.
What you will learn
You'll use a device to complete everyday digital tasks.
You'll communicate with others online, including sending emails and messages.
You'll find, use, and share information on the internet.
You'll stay safe online and understand basic digital security.
You'll create and save simple digital documents and files.
You'll follow instructions to complete structured digital tasks.
How you will learn
You'll learn through a blend of classroom sessions at Landmarks Rotherham and online study you can do independently. Assessment is practical and task-based. You'll complete set digital tasks that demonstrate what you can do. There are no written exams. Your progress is assessed against the requirements of the City and Guilds Digital Functional Skills Qualification at Entry Level 3.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Landmarks Rotherham will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Data entry clerk: entering and managing information on computers
Receptionist: using email, calendars, and office software daily
Retail assistant: using digital tills and stock systems
Care assistant: completing digital records and online communications
Warehouse operative: using handheld devices and digital systems
Customer service advisor: handling online queries and digital tools
What you could study next
Once you have your entry level computer certificate, you could move on to:
Functional Skills Digital Level 1: the next step up in digital skills
Functional Skills English or Maths (Entry Level 3 or Level 1): useful alongside digital skills for many jobs
Level 1 IT User Skills (City and Guilds): broader computer qualification covering more software and tasks
