Free Level 2 Computer Course in Lambeth. Evening computer classes run at Lambeth Adult Learning, part-time to fit around your week. Before you start, you'll complete an English, maths and ICT initial assessment, plus a short advice and guidance session. You'll need a Level 1 ICT qualification, or be able to show Level 1 skills at your initial assessment. The course covers Microsoft Office applications and how to use them in everyday work and personal tasks. It runs for around 86 hours part-time.
Who this course is for
You will learn how to use Microsoft Office applications and to apply these skills in both your personal and professional life. The course equips you with the skills needed to succeed in all aspects of life, work and learning.
Entry requirements
You must have achieved a Level 1 ICT qualification (or similar), prior to the course or demonstrate that you have Level 1 skills in your initial assessment. 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 Microsoft Word, Excel and other Office applications confidently.
You'll create, edit and format documents and spreadsheets.
You'll manage files and store information on a computer.
You'll communicate professionally using email and online tools.
You'll apply digital skills to real work and personal tasks.
You'll stay safe online and keep your data secure.
How you will learn
You'll study in a classroom at Lambeth Adult Learning during evening sessions. Learning is hands-on, working directly with computers and Microsoft Office software. Assessment is through practical tasks and assignments that test your ability to use the applications covered on the course. Before the course begins, you'll complete an initial assessment and diagnostic to confirm you're working at the right level.
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
Administrator, using Office software to manage documents and correspondence.
Data entry clerk, inputting and maintaining records accurately.
Receptionist, handling emails, bookings and digital filing.
Customer service advisor, using digital tools to support customers.
Office assistant, supporting teams with everyday computer tasks.
Library assistant, helping the public with digital services and information.
What you could study next
Level 3 Certificate in IT User Skills (ICDL or similar) - deepen your skills and take on more complex software tasks.
Level 2 Functional Skills in English or Maths - often needed alongside IT qualifications for admin and office roles.
Level 3 Business Administration qualification - combines IT skills with broader workplace knowledge for supervisory or office management roles.
