Become An Icdl Certified ProfessionalICDL Certified Professional

Here’s where you learn the essential skills that are needed to operate a computer. It encompasses how devices are used, with more emphasis on file management, network operations, and data security.

The course covers fundamental knowledge of computers, its related devices, and software. This will introduce you to computer icons, system settings, and how to modify built-in features. You will learn how to efficiently organise files and folders.

It also extends to how network and connection works, with classes on protecting data against malware, and how to create data backups.

Here’s where we look into how computers are used in connection with the internet. It covers the fundamental knowledge of web browsing, effective information search, online communication and e-mail. The primary goal is to enable you to understand web browsing, and information search on the internet.

From using web browsers to managing browser settings, creating bookmarks, and activating other forms of personalisations. You will get a full grasp of how to use online communities and web-based communication tools including email. That’s in addition to study sessions on copyright and data protection, as it affects your web online usage.

The word processing module is designed to enable you hone the ability to use word processing applications to accomplish everyday tasks of creating, formatting, and finishing small-sized documents. It walks you through how to work with documents and save them in different file formats.

Learn how to create and edit word processing documents that will be ready to share and distribute without any hassle. This covers how to convert documents to different formats for easier distribution. Not only that, we help you get a grasp of the good practices in document formatting.

The class has technical sessions on how to insert tables, images, and drawn objects into documents, as well as how to change page settings as necessary, and crosscheck your documents for spelling or grammatical errors.

Spreadsheets sit right at the centre of data sorting and data analysis. The goal here is not only to help you understand how spreadsheets work, but also how to use them to present numerical data.

You will learn how to input data into cells, and use create lists following best standards. That also covers how to select, sort and copy, move and delete data, as well as edit  rows and columns in a worksheet.

We teach you how to create mathematical and logical formulas using standard spreadsheet functions, and recognise error values in formulas, with a clear understanding of how to troubleshoot such errors.

And when it comes to charts, we ensure you understand how to create, and format charts to communicate numerical data in meaningful ways.

Here’s where you learn how to work with presentation software, such as Microsoft Powerpoint. The class walks you through how to choose different slide layouts and designs, and edit them to suit your needs. We also introduce you to best global practices in slide creation.

You’ll learn how to insert and edit pictures, images, and other objects. That also covers how to apply animation and transition effects to presentations.

This learning track is an introduction into how database management works. It covers how to create a table, and define and modify fields with their properties properly structured.

Learn how to run queries and retrieve information from a database, as well as how to    create routine reports and prepare outputs ready for distribution.

There’s also a dedicated sub-module that focuses on the latest techniques and applications that can be deployed to maintain a secure network connection. This is where you learn how to use the internet safely, and manage your data securely.