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The IT for Work sessions are available for learners with some computing experience who need to improve or refresh their digital skills. You will build on your knowledge to improve the use of software like Microsoft Word and Excel, to use emails, to manage data securely and to use the internet and social media for work. This is for learners with some knowledge of Microsoft applications email and the internet. Initial assessment required prior to course start. DEPARTMENT CONTACT For more information about this course please email [email protected]
During the course, you will develop your skills in:
Using Microsoft Word and Excel more effectively
Managing emails and online communication
Using the internet safely and efficiently
Handling and storing data securely
This course is ideal if you already have some experience with Microsoft applications, email, and the internet but would like to strengthen your knowledge for employment or further study.
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