If you have never used a computer, or use one only for WhatsApp and YouTube, this course is your starting point. You will learn to handle Windows, create documents, work with basic Excel, send professional email, use the internet safely, and type with proper finger placement. Simple language, patient teaching, no assumptions.
You have never used a computer, or only used a smartphone. You want to learn from zero without feeling rushed.
You want to re-enter the workforce and need basic computer confidence before applying for office roles.
You studied in Hindi or another medium and need to build English-keyboard comfort and basic software skills.
You want to create bills, maintain simple Excel records, and send WhatsApp/email updates without depending on others.
Eight modules, taught slowly, with plenty of practice time. Nothing is assumed.
| Module | Topics Covered | Practical Work |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Computer Fundamentals | What is a computer, hardware vs software, CPU, monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, UPS, storage (HDD, SSD, pen drive) | Identify each component, connect a printer, insert and eject a pen drive |
| 2. Windows Basics | Turning on/off, login, desktop, taskbar, start menu, opening and closing programs, adjusting volume and brightness | Open and close 5 applications, change desktop settings |
| 3. File & Folder Management | Creating folders, renaming, copying, moving, deleting files, using Recycle Bin, searching files, understanding drives (C:, D:) | Organise a folder with sub-folders, copy files between drives |
| 4. MS Word — Basic Documents | Typing, formatting (bold, italic, underline), font size, alignment, bullets, page setup, save, print | Create a one-page application letter and print preview it |
| 5. MS Word — Resume Creation | Resume structure, headings, tables for education/experience, formatting tips, saving as PDF | Build your own 1-page resume and export as PDF |
| 6. MS Excel — Basics | Cells, rows, columns, entering data, simple formulas (SUM, AVERAGE), formatting, saving | Create a monthly expense sheet with totals |
| 7. Email & Internet | Creating a Gmail account, composing email, adding attachments, replying, forwarding, using Google Drive, Google Search tips | Send an email with a Word attachment, upload a file to Drive |
| 8. Internet Safety & Digital Literacy | Passwords, OTP safety, identifying phishing messages, safe browsing, UPI basics, protecting personal data | Identify 5 phishing examples, set strong passwords |
| 9. Typing Practice | Home row, top row, bottom row, finger placement, English typing drills (Hindi typing if available) | Daily 15-minute typing practice, weekly speed test |
Duration: Contact us for the current schedule.
Batch timings: Morning, afternoon, and evening batches available. Slow-paced batches on request.
Typing speed is a practice goal, not a guaranteed outcome. The course gives you the method and drills; your speed depends on how consistently you practise.
| Week | Focus | Practice Target |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1–2 | Home row (asdf ;lkj) — finger placement | Type without looking at keyboard for home row |
| Week 3–4 | Top row (qwerty uiop) | Accuracy over speed — 95%+ accuracy on drills |
| Week 5–6 | Bottom row (zxcvbnm) | Full alphabet typing without looking |
| Week 7+ | Words, sentences, punctuation, numbers | Regular speed tests — 25–35 WPM is a realistic goal with daily practice |
Create a formal leave application letter in MS Word with proper formatting, alignment, and date.
Build a 1-page resume with your education, skills, and contact details. Export as PDF for sharing.
Create an Excel sheet listing your monthly expenses with SUM totals and a simple bar chart.
Write and send an email with your resume attached to a practice address. Use proper subject line and greeting.
Organise a folder of 50 mixed files into properly named sub-folders. Practise search and Recycle Bin.
Prepare a document in Word and check print preview, adjust margins, and save as PDF.
| Outcome | What It Enables |
|---|---|
| Handle a Windows computer confidently | Basic office work, work-from-home roles, family computer use |
| Create and format documents in Word | Applications, letters, reports, resumes |
| Use basic Excel | Expense tracking, simple records, small business sheets |
| Send professional email | Job applications, office communication, sharing files |
| Type with correct finger placement | Faster, more accurate typing for office work |
| Recognise online risks | Safe use of UPI, banking, personal data |
This course is a short, focused starting point — usually a few weeks to a few months. ADCA is a longer diploma covering many more modules. If your goal is just to become comfortable with a computer, this course is enough. If you want a formal-looking diploma, choose ADCA.
It prepares you for basic office, data entry, and reception roles where the employer expects at least fundamental computer skill. It does not guarantee a job. Combining this with Tally or Excel dramatically improves your employability.
Hindi typing (Krutidev or Mangal) is offered only if the batch includes it. Confirm during counselling. Hindi typing is especially useful for government exam typing tests and some data-entry roles.
Visit the Saraswati Enclave centre, meet the instructor, and see the lab. No prior experience needed.
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