Free Entry Level Essential Digital Skills for Work Course in Lambeth. Classes run at Lambeth Adult Learning, with part-time daytime sessions that fit around other commitments. You'll complete an initial assessment before you start, so the course is matched to your current level. Over around 40 hours, you'll learn to use digital devices, navigate the internet, create documents, communicate by email, and stay safe online. These are the everyday digital skills employers now expect across most jobs and sectors.
Who this course is for
This course will enable you to learn about basic computers skills and apply them in both your personal and professional life. Digital Skills equips you with the skills needed to succeed in all aspects of life, work and learning.
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements that you will need prior to taking this. You will need to complete an English, maths and ICT initial assessment and diagnostic assessment before registration on the course.
What you will learn
You'll use digital devices confidently for everyday tasks.
You'll navigate the internet to find and check information.
You'll store and organise files and information.
You'll create and edit documents.
You'll communicate using email and video calls.
You'll complete online forms accurately.
You'll make secure purchases online.
You'll keep your devices and personal information safe from scams and threats.
How you will learn
You'll study in a classroom at Lambeth Adult Learning. Before the course begins, you'll complete an English, maths, and ICT initial assessment and diagnostic assessment. These help place you at the right level and shape your learning plan. Teaching covers practical tasks using digital devices and the internet. Assessment is based on the skills you demonstrate throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Lambeth Adult Learning will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Admin assistant: most admin roles now require basic digital skills
Customer service advisor: handles emails, online systems, and databases
Receptionist: uses booking software, email, and word processing daily
Retail assistant: processes online orders and uses stock management tools
Care worker: records client information using digital care systems
Warehouse operative: uses digital scanners and stock software
Classroom support assistant: helps learners using computers and tablets
What you could study next
Essential Digital Skills for Work Level 1: the natural next step after Entry Level 3, covering more advanced digital tasks for the workplace.
Functional Skills English or Maths (Entry Level 3 or Level 1): often studied alongside or after digital skills to strengthen your overall employability.
Vocational qualifications in business administration, customer service, or health and social care: many of these build directly on the digital skills you've gained here.
