Beginner Level:
Basics of Digital Literacy

Adult Digital Literacy Course focuses on equipping individuals with essential tech skills for daily life, work, and communication in a digital world. It covers basic device operation, internet usage, cybersecurity, digital communication, and practical tech applications.

This course provides practical, hands-on training tailored to different skill levels, ensuring that every individual whether a beginner or a professional gains confidence in using technology.

Through structured learning, participants will develop the digital fluency needed to navigate the modern world safely and efficiently, leveraging technology for personal growth, economic advancement, and family well-being.

Overall Course Objectives

• Empower individuals with the digital literacy skills for personal, economic, and social advancement.
• Promote responsible and safe technology use, including awareness of online dangers and cybersecurity.
• Build confidence in using digital tools for daily tasks, financial management, and entrepreneurial ventures.
• Foster lifelong learning and adaptability in a changing digital landscape.

Pre-requisites

No prior knowledge of Tech is required. Ability to read and listen is required.

Course Outline

• Essential Digital Life Skills
• Digital Literacy & Communication
• ⁠Computing & Workplace Technology
• ⁠Internet Safety & Cybersecurity
• ⁠Financial Literacy & Digital Banking
• Entrepreneurship and Business Tech
• Accessing digital public services

Key Learning Areas

• Understanding device components (smartphones, tablets): touchscreen, buttons, and ports.
• Powering devices on/off and navigating the home screen.
• Introduction to the internet and Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Identifying and avoiding online risks (e.g., suspicious links, scams).
• Using messaging apps and email accounts for basic communication.
• Creating and recognizing strong passwords for security.
• Navigating search engines effectively.