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Learning topics

Everyday tasks.
Useful digital skills.

Explore possible starting points for computer learning. Contact the centre to confirm the topics, format, fees and availability for your needs.

01 / Get started

Computer essentials

For adults who want a clearer understanding of the device in front of them, or who have not used a computer for some time.

  • Recognising basic desktop and application controls.
  • Practising keyboard, mouse and trackpad actions.
  • Creating folders and saving, finding and renaming files.
  • Exploring readable display settings and useful shortcuts.

Example task: save a document in a named folder, close it and find it again.

02 / Connect

Email & internet basics

For learners who want to become more familiar with common online activities and make thoughtful choices about what they share.

  • Writing, replying to and organising emails.
  • Attaching a file and checking the recipient.
  • Using browser tabs, searches and bookmarks.
  • Recognising warning signs in links and unexpected messages.

Example task: write a practice email with a clear subject and attach a non-sensitive file.

03 / Create

Documents & spreadsheets

For adults interested in preparing everyday documents or making simple information easier to read.

  • Typing and formatting a short letter.
  • Using headings, lists and simple tables.
  • Understanding spreadsheet rows, columns and basic totals.
  • Saving a copy and preparing a document for printing.

Example task: create a sample household list and calculate a simple total.

An adult learner practising computer keyboard skills.
Illustrative AI-generated image, not a photograph of the centre.

Know the arrangements

Ask first.
Decide with clarity.

Before enrolling, ask for the intended learning content, session length, total fees, lesson location or delivery method, equipment access and cancellation terms.

There is no online payment or automatic enrolment on this site. A submitted enquiry is a request for contact only.

These descriptions are not an offer of an accredited programme, NQF credits, a degree or a professional certification.

Ask about learning

Common questions

Plan your first step.

Are these accredited qualifications?

This website describes practical computer learning and IT skills development. It does not advertise an NQF qualification, accredited programme, university credit or professional certification. If you need a recognised qualification, request and independently verify the relevant accreditation before enrolling.

What are the fees and lesson times?

Contact the centre for current fees, available times, lesson format and equipment requirements. The full cost and any cancellation terms should be agreed before you enrol or pay. This website does not accept payments.

Do I need to bring a laptop?

Please ask before arranging a visit. Tell us whether you own a computer and what you use. Device access, software and any preparation needed should be confirmed with the centre.

Will this guarantee a job or a particular result?

No. Learning progress depends on your starting point, practice and individual circumstances. No employment, income, exam pass or fixed learning outcome is guaranteed.

Your next step

Start with a conversation.

Tell us what you would like to do with a computer. Ask about suitable learning options, fees and availability before making a decision.

Make an enquiry