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Digital literacy - Everyday Digital Skills

Everyday Digital Skills is aimed at anyone who wants to feel more confident using digital technology in everyday life. Learners will explore common devices, apps and online services used at home, while developing safe and practical digital habits. The course covers online safety and security, communicating using email and messaging apps, organising day-to-day life with calendars and reminders, completing online forms, booking tickets and storing them on a mobile device, and an introduction to AI, and smart technology. It’s designed as a friendly, supportive introduction to modern digital skills and a taster for further learning opportunities.

Emergency First Aid at Work

Suitable for those already working or for those preparing to work. It is also suitable for those who have responsibility to provide basic first aid in voluntary and community activities. This course aims to enable the learner to understand the role and responsibilities of a first aider, also to assess and administer initial first aid in an emergency situation. A Level 3 Award is available on successful completion of this course. Learners are required to be 16 or over.

Emergency Paediatric First Aid

QA Level 3 award in Emergency Paediatric First Aid. Some of the topics covered will be CPR; choking; seizures; minor injuries; bleeding

ESOL - English for the Speakers of Other Languages

English classes. To join a class we need to talk to you first. Ring FREEPHONE 0808 100 3302.

GCSE English language - WJEC

Refresh your English language and grammatical knowledge and gain the exam skills required to sit your GCSE English Language exam in this 30 week exam preparation class. This course requires commitment and motivation for success. All learners will undergo a short skills test before enrolment.

History of Art

Learn about the origins of art, the emergence of art from other cultures and various styles and artists throughout the centuries.

ICDL

The International Certification of Digital Literacy (ICDL) syllabus is designed to cover the key concepts of computing, its practical applications and their use in the workplace and society. It is suitable for anyone who already possesses basic IT skills. It is broken down into modules, each of which must be passed before an ICDL certificate is awarded. Depending on modules taken, there are different qualifications available. This is a level 2 course.

Microsoft Office skills

Suitable for those who have limited computer skills or have completed an introductory IT course. On this course you can learn how to use word processing software, create and use spreadsheets, use a database, create a slide show or create posters and newsletters in Desktop Publishing. You will be using the Microsoft Office 2016 suite of programs including Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Publisher. You will gain an accreditation for this course and it is very suitable if you are thinking of getting a job or want to refresh your IT skills before returning to work.