The ICDL certificate is the ideal qualification for anyone looking to develop new skills and evidence of hard work and accomplishments, as well as evidence of a person's ability to work with computers and their general applications.
The course aims to provide the participants with the skills and competencies necessary to use the computer and its applications at the required level and to take tests in the units most suitable for their educational and professional requirements, whether the trainees applying for study at the school or university or employees, and the course includes several axes and units to include: the basics of information technology, computer use Automated file management, word and word processing via Microsoft Word software, preparation of spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint presentations, Access databases, Internet and e-mail, and IT security.
Themes:
- an introduction
- Computer Basics
- Word Processor - Word
- Electronic tables - Excel
- Presentations - PowerPoint
- Databases - Access
- Basics of the Internet
- Information security and confidentiality
- Conclusion
Course outputs
- Learn the basic concepts related to information and communication technology and computers, as well as work effectively on the desktop for computer devices and the use of icons and windows.
- Learn how to adjust major operating system settings, use the built-in help features, create simple documents, print outputs, create presentations, insert objects, and learn how to add effects to them.
- Enable participants to work with documents, save them in different file formats, apply different file formats, and learn about good practices in choosing the appropriate format options.
- Enable participants to insert tables, images and symbols into documents and choose built-in options such as the in-app assistance option to enhance productivity.
- Enable participants to edit rows and columns in Excel files as well as copy, move, delete and rename worksheets appropriately.
- Enabling participants to create mathematical and logical formulas using standard spreadsheet functions and understanding how to organize and operate databases.
- Enable participants to create tables, define and define fields and their properties, as well as edit and modify data for these tables.
- Enabling participants to use web browsers, learn about browser settings and bookmarks as well as web outputs, and learn ways to communicate via the Internet, such as e-mail.
- Allow participants to use the appropriate web browser settings, understand how to authenticate websites and browse the web safely, and understand communication security issues that can arise from the use of email, social networks, instant messaging, and mobile devices.
- Enabling participants to work on backing up data and restoring it to local and cloud storage locations as well as safely delete and dispose of data.
