Practice examples
Small tasks.
Something tangible.
The examples below illustrate how everyday computer skills can be practised. They are sample exercises, not completed client projects or evidence of learner results.
Illustrative exercise / 01
A letter that is
easy to read.
Start with a short message. Add a title, arrange the paragraphs and save a copy with a clear filename.
Skills to explore: typing, selecting text, headings, spacing and saving files.
Community garden
A short note about a shared activity.
Bring your ideas.
Keep the message clear.
Save a copy for later.
Illustrative exercise / 02
A simple list.
A clearer total.
Enter a few everyday items into a spreadsheet. Label the columns and practise adding the amounts.
Skills to explore: rows, columns, number formats and a basic sum. All amounts below are fictional exercise data.
| Item | Amount (ZAR) |
|---|---|
| Notebooks | 60.00 |
| Pens | 25.00 |
| Folders | 35.00 |
| Total | 120.00 |
Example values, not course prices.
Illustrative exercise / 03
Find it.
Attach it. Check it.
Create a folder for practice files. Find a saved document and attach it to a draft email. Check the address, subject and attachment before sending.
Skills to explore: organising files, writing a clear message and reviewing what you share.
Use sample files rather than identity documents, passwords or financial information.
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.