3-Month Program · Beginner Friendly
Basic Computers
26 hands-on modules · 20+ tools & software · 96+ hours of training · Windows navigation, file management, internet & email basics, MS Word and MS Excel — built for total beginners who've never used a computer for work before.
Who this course is for
Built for absolute beginners — students, job-seekers, homemakers and working professionals who've never used a computer for daily or office work. No prior computer knowledge is assumed anywhere in the syllabus.
By the end you'll confidently navigate Windows, manage files, use the internet and email safely, and create real documents and spreadsheets in MS Word and MS Excel — the exact skills asked for in almost every entry-level office, retail and government-form job.
1Program structure
Four phases over 12 weeks, ordered so each skill builds on the last — from switching on a computer for the first time through to independently creating Word documents and Excel sheets.
| Phase | Modules | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 — Computer & Windows Basics | 01–07 | Computer parts, operating system concepts, Windows navigation and file management |
| Phase 2 — Internet, Email & Safety | 08–14 | Browsers, search, email accounts, professional email etiquette and online safety |
| Phase 3 — MS Word | 15–20 | Document creation, formatting, tables, images, templates and printing |
| Phase 4 — MS Excel & Capstone | 21–26 | Spreadsheets, formulas, charts, data organization and a final practical project |
2Full 26-module curriculum
Tap a phase to expand it, then tap any module for what it covers. Every module ends in a hands-on practice task and a short checklist, so you learn by doing, not just watching.
Phase 1 Computer & Windows Basics Modules 01–07 Computer parts, operating system concepts, Windows navigation and file management +
01Computer Fundamentals & Parts+
What a computer is, hardware vs software, CPU/monitor/keyboard/mouse, ports and cables, switching a system on/off safely, and basic computer care.
02Input & Output Devices+
Keyboard layout and typing posture, mouse clicks and gestures, printers, scanners, speakers, webcams and connecting basic peripherals.
03Operating System Concepts+
What an operating system does, Windows vs other OS, booting up, logging in, shutting down/restarting/sleep, and why updates matter.
04Windows Desktop & Start Menu+
Desktop icons, taskbar, Start menu, pinning apps, switching between open windows, notifications and the system tray.
05Windows File & Folder Management+
File Explorer, creating/renaming/deleting folders, copy-cut-paste, drag and drop, file types and extensions, search, and organizing files sensibly.
06Windows Settings & Control Panel+
Display and sound settings, date/time, adding a printer, managing storage space, Recycle Bin, and basic user account settings.
07Software Installation & Basic Troubleshooting+
Installing and uninstalling software safely, using Task Manager for a frozen app, common error messages, and when/how to ask for IT help.
Phase 2 Internet, Email & Safety Modules 08–14 Browsers, search, email accounts, professional email etiquette and online safety +
08Internet & Browser Basics+
What the internet is, opening a browser, tabs, bookmarks, address bar vs search bar, downloads, and common browser settings.
09Search Engines & Effective Searching+
Using Google Search effectively, choosing reliable results, images/maps/news search, and spotting misleading or fake information.
10Setting Up an Email Account+
Creating a Gmail/Outlook account, choosing a professional email address, inbox layout, and basic account security settings.
11Sending, Replying & Managing Emails+
Composing new mails, reply/reply-all/forward, CC & BCC, attachments, folders/labels, and keeping an inbox organized.
12Email Etiquette & Professional Communication+
Writing formal emails, subject lines, greetings and sign-offs, tone, proofreading, and common mistakes freshers make in office email.
13Internet & Cyber Safety Fundamentals+
Safe browsing habits, HTTPS and secure sites, public Wi-Fi risks, antivirus basics, and protecting personal information online.
14Passwords, Privacy & Avoiding Online Scams+
Creating strong passwords, two-factor authentication, spotting phishing emails and fake links, OTP fraud awareness, and safe online payments.
Phase 3 MS Word Modules 15–20 Document creation, formatting, tables, images, templates and printing +
15MS Word Interface & Document Basics+
Opening Word, ribbon and toolbars, creating/saving/opening files, typing and navigating text, undo/redo and autosave.
16Text Formatting & Editing Tools+
Font, size, bold/italic/underline, alignment, bullet & numbered lists, find & replace, and spell check.
17Page Layout, Headers/Footers & Printing+
Margins, orientation, page size, headers/footers, page numbers, print preview and printing/PDF export settings.
18Working with Tables & Lists in Word+
Inserting tables, adding/deleting rows and columns, merging cells, table styles, and building simple forms/lists.
19Inserting Images, Shapes & SmartArt+
Adding and resizing pictures, text wrapping, shapes, WordArt/SmartArt basics, and creating a simple flyer or notice.
20Templates, Resume Writing & Mail Merge+
Using built-in templates, writing a clean resume/cover letter in Word, and a beginner-level introduction to mail merge.
Phase 4 MS Excel & Capstone Modules 21–26 Spreadsheets, formulas, charts, data organization and a final practical project +
21MS Excel Interface & Workbook Basics+
Rows, columns, cells and sheets, entering and editing data, saving workbooks, and navigating large spreadsheets.
22Formatting Cells, Rows & Columns+
Number/date/currency formats, cell borders and shading, resizing rows/columns, freeze panes, and merge & center.
23Basic Formulas & Functions+
Cell references, SUM, AVERAGE, MIN/MAX, COUNT, a simple IF formula, and avoiding common formula mistakes.
24Sorting, Filtering & Data Organization+
Sorting data A-Z/Z-A, filtering rows, removing duplicates, freezing headers, and keeping a clean, usable data sheet.
25Creating Charts & Graphs+
Bar, column, line and pie charts, choosing the right chart for your data, chart titles/labels, and printing charts.
26Practical Capstone Project+
Build a real personal-use kit: a Word resume/notice, an Excel expense or attendance tracker with formulas and a chart, and an email sending both as attachments.
320 tools & software you'll use
Everything is taught on real software you'll actually use later — not simulations. Swipe or use the arrows to browse every category.
4How each module is taught
Every module in the program follows the same simple, beginner-friendly lens, so you always know what to expect in class.
Watch & Understand
Trainer demonstrates the concept step by step, in simple language, at a beginner-friendly pace.
Practice Live
You repeat every step on your own computer in class, right after the demonstration, not days later.
Hands-on Exercise
A short practical task using the same tool, close to a real office/personal-life scenario.
Doubt Clearing
One-on-one help for anyone still stuck, before the class moves to the next module.
Weekly Assessment
A short practical test every week so gaps are caught early, not at the end of the course.
5Projects & practice work
Six practical projects across the full syllabus — the kind of documents you'll actually need in real life and at work.
- Project 1. Personal file & folder organization system in Windows
- Project 2. Setting up and organizing a professional email account
- Project 3. Writing and sending a formal email with an attachment
- Project 4. Resume / notice / letter formatted in MS Word
- Project 5. Monthly expense or attendance tracker in MS Excel with formulas
- Project 6. Capstone: Word + Excel + Email combined practical, done independently
6Assessment & certification
Weekly practical tests on Windows, internet/email, Word and Excel, with instructor feedback so nobody falls behind silently.
Final practical exam covering all four phases, plus the capstone project used as your demonstrable proof of skill.
Certificate of completion on successful assessment, plus resume & interview-readiness support through our 100% Placement Assist program.
7Quick answers
I've never touched a computer before — can I really join?
Yes. This course is designed for absolute beginners. Phase 1 starts with switching on a computer and using a mouse and keyboard — nothing is assumed.
Will I be able to use MS Word and Excel confidently by the end?
Yes. By Phase 3 and 4 you'll be independently creating formatted Word documents and Excel sheets with formulas and charts, and the capstone project puts it all together.
Do I need my own laptop for this course?
No. Classes are conducted on institute computers with MS Office installed. You're welcome to bring your own laptop if you prefer to practice on it.
Is typing speed a requirement to join?
No. Typing improves naturally through the course as you practice email, Word and Excel exercises every week; no minimum typing speed is required to enrol.
Are classes online, offline, or both?
Both. Offline batches run at our Alpha-1, Greater Noida campus; online live batches follow the same curriculum with the same trainers. Morning, evening and weekend timings are available — ask your counsellor for the current schedule.
What can I do after completing this course?
You'll be ready for entry-level office, data-entry, back-office and computer-operator roles, and you can progress into our advanced Computer Courses (Tally, Advanced Excel, Programming) with the same placement support.
Ready to see a class live?
Book a free, no-obligation demo class and sit in on a real beginner session before you decide anything.