Today, computer skills are part of everyday life. We use computers to stay connected with family and community, access services, apply for jobs, learn new skills, and so much more. This course is a welcoming introduction for anyone looking to build their confidence using a computer and learn the basics.
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- Application Deadline
- TBD
- Fee
- Funded (Indigenous, 18–35, BC)
No dates available.
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Course Details
- Start Date
- TBD
- Location
- Live, online instruction
- Course Length
- 4 Weeks
- Schedule
- Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm

About The Course
This course brings you to a level of understanding that allows you to participate in today’s digital society, whether it’s for everyday use or to prepare for one of our intermediate or advanced courses.
This course is designed for learners who may be:
- Preparing to take FNTC Beginner Programs
- Working in a new virtual environment
- Learners who are curious about tech education and careers
- Learners seeking basic computer skills
Learning Outcomes
- Operate and maintain a computer safely and securely
- Adjust system and software settings
- Use word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, and workplace software applications
- Use cloud-based systems
- Basic computer system maintenance to keep computers healthy
Course Details
Credentials Earned upon Completion
Certificate of Completion
Prerequisites
No prerequisites are required for this course
You’ll Need to Have
An internet connection and the ability to join a Zoom call.
Skills & Career Pathways
You’ll Gain
Basic computer skills for personal or professional use.
Learner Support
Each course is supported with funding, equipment, and access to a dedicated support team. Learners may also be eligible for additional support, helping remove barriers and make learning more accessible.
Funded
This course is funded for Indigenous Peoples aged 18-35 living in BC.
Equipment
Equipment and technology required for this course is provided.
Support Team
Our caring staff are always available for 1:1 meetings.
Living
Learners are eligible to apply for funding to cover some living expenses.
