About Course
Summary
Digital Literacy 3.0 is the bridge between being digitally capable and being employable in a technology-driven workplace. It opens by showing learners how technology actually works underneath what software is, how it is built, what a database and an API are so the IT industry stops being a black box and starts being a map they can navigate. From there the course turns entirely practical: career pathways, employability, professional presence, remote work, freelancing, AI as a working tool, and building something real without code. It closes with a career launch package and a written twelve-month learning plan, so no learner finishes without a concrete next step.
Who Should Attend
Digital Literacy 3.0 is for learners ready to turn digital competence into a route toward employment. It suits:
- Graduates of Digital Literacy 2.0
- Students, fresh graduates, and career changers moving towards IT or digital-enabled work
- Jobseekers, freelancers or employees preparing for a move into a more technical role
Learners who have not completed Digital Literacy 2.0 can still join by passing the entry diagnostic see Pre-Requisite below.
Course Description
From the technology foundations, the course moves entirely into practice. Learners identify which IT and digital roles genuinely suit them, build a CV and a professional online presence that stands up to scrutiny, learn to search and apply effectively, and prepare for video interviews. They are taught how remote and hybrid teams actually operate, how freelance platforms work and what they realistically pay, how to use AI as a working tool rather than a novelty, and how to build something real using no-code tools.
The course also serves as a campus-to-corporate readiness programme in its own right. It closes with a career launch package and a written twelve-month learning plan, so every learner leaves with a concrete next step already in hand, not just a certificate.
Duration and Format
- Length: 40 contact hours
- Format: Instructor-led
- Structure: Ten modules moving from technology fundamentals to career readiness, closing with a practical capstone and career launch package
Pre-Requisite
Participants should have one of the following:
- Completion of Digital Literacy 2.0
- A pass in the entry diagnostic, for learners with equivalent prior experience
Course Outline
01: How Technology Actually Works
02: IT Career Pathways
03: Digital Employability
04: Professional Digital Presence
05: Remote Work & Virtual Collaboration
06: Freelancing & the Digital Economy
07: AI-Assisted Work
08: Introduction to No-Code & Automation
09: Learning How to Keep Learning
10: Practical Component and Capstone
What You Will Be Able to Do
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Identify which IT or digital role suits you and describe the route into it
- Work effectively in a remote or hybrid team using standard collaboration tools
- Set up a freelance profile, write a proposal and price your work realistically
- Use AI tools productively
- Build a working website, form, automation or dashboard without writing code
You Leave With
- A Digital Literacy 3.0 certificate of completion
- A completed career launch package: a CV, a professional online profile, and a piece of real work to show
- A written twelve-month learning plan, so you leave with a concrete next step already in hand
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