Free Level 1 Functional Skills Computer in Crawley
CostFREE
Duration1 hour
LevelLevel 1
DeliveryWork based
StartFlexible
Awarding body
About this course
Free Level 1 Functional Skills Computer Course. Work-based training at your workplace. You study while you are in your job role, applying your ICT skills directly to your day-to-day work. No formal entry requirements are needed. Good English and maths will help, and you will have an initial assessment to confirm the right level for you. The course typically takes around 1 hour. It covers practical computer and digital skills that employers look for across a wide range of roles.
Who this course is for
This qualification is achieved while you are at work, this is why it is important to be working within your chosen career sector.It is ideal to prove your skills and knowledge, from this qualification you can progress on to a higher level.
Entry requirements
No formal requirements. Good levels of English and Maths are preferable
What you will learn
You'll use common software applications to complete everyday tasks.
You'll manage files and folders on a computer or device.
You'll communicate and share information using digital tools and email.
You'll find, select, and use information from online sources.
You'll identify and deal with basic risks when working online.
You'll present information clearly using appropriate ICT tools.
How you will learn
You learn through your work role, applying ICT skills to real tasks in your job. Assessment is based on demonstrating those skills in practice. You'll complete tasks set by the qualification to show you can use ICT effectively. Because this is work-based, your employer supports your learning as part of your working day.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Rewards Training Recruitment Consultancy will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Administrator: uses computer skills daily for documents and communication.
Data entry clerk: accurate digital input across many sectors.
Receptionist: email, scheduling, and office software every day.
Customer service advisor: handles digital queries and records.
Warehouse operative with IT duties: stock systems and digital reporting.
Retail assistant: point-of-sale and stock management software.
What you could study next
Functional Skills Qualification in ICT Level 2: the next step up, showing a higher level of computer competence that many employers look for.
Level 2 Diploma or Certificate in IT User Skills (ITQ): broader digital skills across more software and systems.
Level 2 qualifications in your specific sector, where digital skills are part of a wider role.
