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TQ UK
TQUK Level 2 IT User Skills
This course is split into five manageable units:
Unit 1: Using IT to increase productivity
Using free software tools to help us undertake task
Unit 2: IT software fundamentals
To include what free software is, what it means etc
Unit 3: IT security for users
Good passwords
2fa
ssh keys and key pairs
Unit 4: Presentation software
Libre office calc
LaTeX beamer
Cryptpad
Unit 5: Spreadsheet software
NCFE Level 1 Essentials Digital Skills ----------------
This course is split into five manageable units:
Unit 1: Using devices and handling information
This skills area covers a basic understanding of hardware, software, operating systems and commonly used applications. Students will develop fundamental digital skills by learning how to manage and store information, and identify and solve simple technical issues.
Unit 2: Creating and editing
Students will first learn to create and edit documents before moving on to creating and editing other types of digital media, such as images, audio files and videos. Eventually, students will be taught to use applications to edit, enhance and format different types of information for a range of purposes and audiences.
Unit 3: Communicating
The communication skills area requires students to demonstrate an understanding of electronic communications, such as email and video calls. Students will gain awareness and be able to use digital communication for a range of contexts and audiences.
Unit 4: Transacting
This skills area involves the ability to complete and submit an online form, comply with digital verification checks, and purchase an item or service online. Eventually, students will learn to compare products against other available online options and manage their transactional account settings.
Unit 5: Being safe and responsible online
The final skills area is to understand the importance of digital wellbeing, students will learn about being responsible online. This will involve privacy and data protection, conducting best practice online behaviour, backing up data, and understanding the psychological health risks of online activity.
https://www.gatewayqualifications.org.uk/qualification-area/digital-qualifications/essential-digital-skills/
https://codeberg.org/DigitalSkills/DigitalSkills
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NCFE Entry 3 Essential Digital Skills.
This course is split into five manageable units:
Unit 1: Using devices and handling information
Unit 2: Finding and evaluating information
Unit 3: Managing and storing information
Unit 4: Identifying and solving technical problems
Unit 5: Developing digital skills
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