BT115 — Basic Computer Literacy Training Course
About Course
About the Course
In today’s digital world, basic computer literacy is a fundamental workplace skill. BT115 provides practical, jargon-free computer training — using a Windows PC for repair work, file management, downloading firmware files, using repair databases and online resources, and basic Excel for repair record keeping.
What You Will Learn
- Using a Windows PC for repair work
- File management
- Downloading firmware files safely
- Using repair databases and resources online
- Basic Excel for repair record keeping
Course Highlights
- No computer experience required — genuinely accessible to complete beginners
- Directly applicable to the administrative side of running a repair business
- Complements every technical course with the digital literacy every technician needs
- Formerly listed as a Non-Accredited course (NAT101), now folded into Basic Training
Requirements
- No prior computer experience required — complete beginners are welcome
- Ability to read and understand English
Who Is This Course For
Job-seekers, technicians who need foundational computer skills for repair-shop administration, and anyone entering the digital workplace for the first time.
Career Outcomes & Opportunities
- Use a computer confidently for firmware downloads, record-keeping, and research
- Meet the baseline digital literacy requirements of most repair workplaces
- Complement technical repair skills with genuine administrative competency
Benefits Obtained
- Take-home training manual covering all core computer literacy skills
- Training evaluation assessment
- Microlek Certificate of Completion in Basic Computer Literacy
- Credit toward FT100 if you later choose to enrol in the full programme
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