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Part Time
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Four Weeks
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Boston, Spalding or Horncastle
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Multiple Start Dates Available
Basic IT Skills
Are you aged over 19? Unemployed and looking at employment opportunities? Earning less than £18,525 (annual gross salary) a year and looking at learning a new skill? The employability team at Boston College will be able to help you. We offer a range of FREE courses to help you gain new skills, build your confidence and get you back to work.
Our Basic IT Skills course is designed to cover the basics of IT, help build your confidence and develop your skills for employment.
What will I do?
During the Basic IT Skills course you will study Basic IT including -
- Word processing – producing documents
- Saving and printing
- E-mails including uploading documents
- Internet – searching
You can then progress to study the IT Skills Accredited NOCN Units Level 1 course.
Entry Qualifications
There are no formal entry qualifications for the Basic IT Skills course.
Attendance
The Basic IT Skills course will take four weeks to complete, attending College for 3 hours per week. You can study at either our Boston, Spalding or Horncastle Campus.
The next available start dates for this course in Boston ,Spalding and Horncastle are to be confirmed, please contact our Employability team on employability@boston.ac.uk for more details.
Fees
Tuition fees are FREE for those in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) or some Universal Credit, also for those on low wages.
How Will I Be Assessed
The assessment of this course will be via workbooks.
Where Could It Lead?
Our IT Skills course can help you to build your confidence and develop your knowledge, this will enable you to successfully progress onto an accredited Level 1 qualification.
How to Apply.
Apply for the course is easy, just click ‘Apply for this course’ below.
Alternatively for more information on this course, please call our Information Line on 01205 313218
Find out about the amazing opportunities available at Boston College at one of our Open Events.
Potential Careers.
- Database Administrators and Web Content Technicians
- Web Design Professionals
- Conservation Professionals
Search Careers.
What you could earn
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£46,398
potential
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£29,851
average
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£19,070
entry level
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