Free Level 1 Computer Course in Redcar. Classes run at Triage Redcar, part-time during the day. The course runs over 10 days, so you can fit it around other commitments. You'll build the digital skills needed for everyday life and work. That includes using devices, communicating online, handling information safely, and engaging with digital services. These are the skills employers look for across almost every sector. Whether you're returning to work or want to feel more confident using technology day to day, this free computer course for adults covers what matters.
Who this course is for
The purpose of this qualification is to allow learners to demonstrate understanding of, and competency in, the essential digital skills they need for life and work. It will enable learners to engage with digital services and products in everyday life and work.
What you will learn
You'll use devices and software to complete everyday digital tasks.
You'll communicate online using email, messaging, and video tools.
You'll find, manage, and store information and files safely.
You'll stay safe online and protect your personal data.
You'll use digital services such as online forms, accounts, and transactions.
You'll handle problems with devices and connections confidently.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Triage Redcar. Assessment is practical and knowledge-based, covering real digital tasks. You'll be assessed on what you can do as well as what you understand. There is no written exam in the traditional sense. Your tutor will assess your skills through tasks and activities completed during the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Triage Redcar will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Administrator: uses computers and digital tools daily in offices.
Customer service assistant: handles online queries, emails, and systems.
Receptionist: manages digital bookings, emails, and records.
Retail assistant: uses digital tills, stock systems, and ordering tools.
Care assistant: records client information using digital care systems.
Warehouse operative: uses digital scanners and stock management tools.
Data entry clerk: inputs and manages information on computer systems.
What you could study next
Essential Digital Skills Qualification Level 2: the next step up, covering more advanced digital tasks for work and life.
Functional Skills English or Maths Level 1 or 2: often taken alongside digital skills to strengthen your employability.
Level 2 IT User Skills (ITQ): a broader computer qualification recognised by employers across many sectors.
