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Next steps in computing - Scarborough
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The course will provide the second stage of a hands-on introduction for those who are new to using a computer, accessing the Internet, sending emails and basic word processing.
The course will help you to:
• enhance keyboard and mouse skills

• further practice creating, storing and retrieving word processed documents

• further application of basic formatting to text in a word processed document

• increase recognition of common computer terminology

• further improve computer safety and security

• send emails

• develop skills for learning online

Throughout your time learning with us, you will also have developed a whole range of skills that can be transferred from your course to a working environment, your home life, or your own personal development.
Skills such as time management, organisation, research skills, networking and presenting ideas are all part of your learning journey along with decision making, problem-solving and overcoming obstacles. All these skills will help you to become a confident, self-motivated person and will assist you on your chosen pathway.


To be eligible for a free funded course you must be over 19 years of age as at 31st August 2024, further eligibility may be linked to where you live and we will check that at enrolment stage and may contact you for further information or refer you to alternative provision.
It is suitable for those who are new to using IT and have completed the First steps with computers course.


You may wish to bring a notepad and pen for taking notes and a folder to store notes and handouts.

Your teacher will give verbal and written feedback throughout the course.


You will receive an ALSS certificate of achievement on successful completion of this course.
Throughout your time learning with us, you will also have developed a whole range of skills that can be transferred from your course to a working environment, your home life or your own personal development.
Skills such as time management, organisation, research skills and budgeting are all part of your learning journey along with decision making, problem solving and overcoming obstacles. All these skills will help you to become a confident, self-motivated person and will assist you on your chosen pathway.


Your teacher will discuss progression options and these will include, Digital functional skills and Getting started with courses.


You may like to bring your own refreshments for consumption away from the computers.
06808TL
02/12/2024
27/01/2025
01:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Monday
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Concessions may be available based on income and benefit status

Helping you financially

  • English, maths and computing courses (up to level 1) are FREE subject to eligibility (adult learners aged 19+ at 31st August 2024)
  • Reduced course fees for non-qualification courses if you receive a qualifying benefit.
  • Qualification courses at Level 2 or below are FREE if your income is below £25,000
  • Discretionary Learner Support funding relating to cover fees, books etc (qualifications only) T&C apply.
  • Pay for your course in instalments via direct debit (over £100), ask for details.
  • 19+ Advanced Learner Loans for Level 3 courses and above – no repayments until you earn over £25,000

If you are unsure on what price you should pay, please contact us on 01609 536066 or email adultlearningservice@northyorks.gov.uk