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Computer Confident

Official name: Digital Workplace Skills (MS Office)

Learn the Microsoft Office skills most jobs need: files and online safety, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Finish with a real project you can show an employer.

Length3-day foundation or 5-day applied

FormatHands-on at a computer

You receiveInjongo certificate

Two administrators working on a spreadsheet together

CATHSSETA-accredited provider 613/P/00381/2022 · Practical, hands-on training · Jeffreys Bay to Oudtshoorn · Injongo certificate

Why this course

Computer skills for any office

Letters, spreadsheets, presentations and email are part of almost every job today.

Get hired

Skills employers ask for

Word, Excel and email appear in most job adverts.

Hands-on

Learn by doing

Every session is at a computer, with real tasks.

Proof

A portfolio to show

The five-day course ends with a project you keep.

The outcome

What you will be able to do

By the end of the course you can:

  • Organise files and folders and stay safe online

  • Recognise phishing and use strong passwords

  • Write a business letter and a CV in Word

  • Format a spreadsheet in Excel

  • Use formulas such as SUM, AVERAGE and COUNT

  • Make a chart from your data

  • Build a short presentation in PowerPoint

  • Send professional email and manage your calendar in Outlook

The five-day course

One skill a day

The applied course, day by day.

1 · Day 1

Digital foundations

Files and folders, passwords and how to spot phishing.

TipSave your work in a folder with a clear name.

2 · Day 2

Word and email

Letters, a CV and a proposal in Word, plus Outlook email.

TipUse a clear subject line on every email.

3 · Day 3

Excel foundations

Entering and formatting data, and your first formulas.

TipCheck your totals with a quick sum.

4 · Day 4

Excel in practice

A budget or costing sheet with charts, plus OneDrive and Forms.

TipLabel every chart so anyone can read it.

5 · Day 5

PowerPoint and your project

A five-slide pitch, Teams, and your final project.

TipOne idea per slide.

What you learn

7 modules

Open any module to see what it covers.

Young adults in a workshop
  • 7 modules

  • 5 days (applied)

  • 1 final project

Part 1

Basics and Word

Computer and file basics

Windows, files and folders, and online safety.

Word

A business letter and a CV.

Part 2

Excel

Formatting

Cells, rows, columns, numbers and dates.

Formulas

SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT and absolute references.

Charts

Choosing a chart, selecting data, titles and legends.

Part 3

PowerPoint and Outlook

PowerPoint

A five-slide pitch.

Outlook and OneDrive

Email, calendar and saving files online.

Words you will use

Computer words, explained

The words you will hear on the job.

Formula

An instruction in Excel that calculates something, like =SUM(A1:A10).

Absolute reference

A cell address that stays fixed when you copy a formula, written with $ signs.

Phishing

A fake email or message that tries to trick you into giving passwords or money.

OneDrive

Microsoft's online storage, so your files are safe and available anywhere.

Template

A ready-made layout you fill in, like a letter or CV template.

Attachment

A file you send with an email.

Ready to start? Leave your number and we call you back.

Quick check

Is this course for you?

Ask yourself these three questions.

  • Do you want to feel confident on a computer?

  • Do the jobs you want ask for Word or Excel?

  • Can you give three to five days to learn?

Three yeses? This course is for you.

How it works

From first call to certificate

  • EnquireLeave your number. We call you back and answer your questions.

  • Join a groupWe place you in the next group near you, or train your team on site.

  • LearnShort lessons from your facilitator, then hands-on practice.

  • Show your skillsA practical assessment of what you have learned.

  • CertificateYou receive your Injongo certificate of completion.

Included in the course

Everything you need

  • Time at a computer in every session

  • A learner guide

  • Practical tasks for every module

  • A final project on the five-day course

What you leave with

What you leave with

Injongo certificateShows you completed Digital Workplace Skills.

An administration portfolioOn the five-day course: a letter or proposal, a spreadsheet with a budget, a five-slide pitch and a professional email.

A CVWritten in Word during the course.

Ways to join

Choose how you join

Pick the option that fits you, then leave your details below.

Individuals

Join a group

  • Lessons and hands-on practice

  • A practical assessment

  • Injongo certificate

Sponsored learners

Ask about funded places

  • Some groups are sponsored by employers or funders

  • We match you to a group when one opens

  • Same training and certificate

Employers

Train your team on site

  • We train at your workplace

  • Your team learns together

  • Certificates for everyone who completes

Questions

Before you enrol

Still unsure? Call or WhatsApp +27 62 495 8450.

Do I need to know computers already?

You need basic mouse and keyboard skills. We teach everything else.

Which course should I choose?

The 3-day foundation covers the basics. The 5-day applied course goes further and ends with a project you can show employers.

What certificate do I get?

Participants who meet Injongo's attendance and course-completion requirements receive an Injongo certificate of completion. This course does not award SAQA credits or a registered qualification.

Where is the training?

In Jeffreys Bay, Knysna, George, Plettenberg Bay, Oudtshoorn, Cape St Francis and Mossel Bay, or on site at your workplace for employer groups.

Is funding available?

Some groups are sponsored by employers or funders. When you enquire, we tell you about any funded places that fit you.

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