Preparing for Digital Competency Assessment
This course is specifically designed for International College students to prepare for the Digital Competency Assessment. All course content and assessments are in English.
What You Will Learn
Course details
Course Description: Develop essential digital skills for learning and working in today's digital environment.
This course is designed to prepare students for the Digital Competency Assessment by developing knowledge and skills in two core areas: Digital Literacy and Microsoft Office Productivity.
In the first part of the course, students will learn how to navigate and participate in the online world safely, responsibly, and appropriately. Key topics include recognizing cybersecurity threats such as phishing and malware, protecting personal information with strong passwords, using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), understanding privacy policies, and practicing appropriate and respectful online communication (Netiquette).
In the second part of the course, students will develop practical skills in using productivity tools for learning and work, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Students will learn how to create and format professional documents, analyze and manage data using formulas and charts, design effective presentations, and manage emails and schedules efficiently.
By completing this course, students will gain the knowledge needed to protect their personal information and digital identity while developing essential technology skills for academic and professional environments. The course aims to help students use digital technologies confidently, safely, and effectively.
Instructor
- Closing Date 31 Jan 2027 Time 16:00
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Please finish learning before the date and time shown — when the course closes, the classroom is cleared and your learning history for this round ends (certificates already issued remain valid).
- Instructor Assistant Professor Kusuma Seedapeng
- Level Beginner
- Duration 1 hr. 30 m
- Lessons 10 Lessons
- Certificates Available
- Category Digital Literacy
- Learners 140