Computer literacy
Confident, safe use of computers from the first click.
- Using a computer, files and the internet
- Typing and keyboard skills
- Staying safe online
Skills learners can use straight away
Hands-on training in the digital skills that schools, universities and employers ask for.
ICT
The foundations that every school subject now depends on.
- How computers, networks and software work
- Research and presentation skills
- Responsible use of digital tools
Artificial intelligence
Understanding AI and using it well, as a tool and not a shortcut.
- What AI is and how it works
- Writing good prompts
- Using AI to study, create and check facts
Graphic design
Turning ideas into posters, logos and social media designs.
- Layout, colour and typography
- Designing posters, flyers and logos
- Building a simple portfolio
Video editing
Cutting, shaping and sharing clear, engaging video.
- Editing basics: cuts, audio and titles
- Storytelling with video
- Exporting for school, social and YouTube
Coding
Thinking like a programmer and building real projects.
- Logic and problem solving
- Block-based coding, then real languages
- Building small websites and apps
Microsoft Office
Word, Excel and PowerPoint, the skills schools and offices ask for.
- Word: reports, letters and CVs
- Excel: tables, formulas and charts
- PowerPoint: clear, confident presentations
Not sure where to start?
Tell us the learner's age and interests and we will suggest the right skill and level.
Ask usHow learners progress
From first steps to real projects
Every skill follows the same practical path.
STAGE 1Learn the basics
Clear, guided lessons that build confidence with the tools.
STAGE 2Practise with guidance
Short exercises and feedback, so skills stick.
STAGE 3Build a project
A real piece of work to show: a design, a video, a website or a presentation.
Part of our training
Taught through our digital skills division
See how classes are run and who they are for.