Improve your digital skills
Build your confidence online and develop skills for work through digital courses and workshops in community venues across South Gloucestershire.
What you can learn
The courses range from basic digital skills to help you feel more confident using devices and online services, to more advanced training for work and further learning. Topics include:
- getting started with tablets and smartphones
- using online services and apps, for example the NHS app
- an introduction to AI
- creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
- digital skills for work and further learning
- essential skills for CV writing
Digital skills qualification
We also offer digital functional skills qualification courses.
On these nationally recognised accredited courses, you will learn essential digital skills that could help you return to the workplace or retrain for a different job.
View the full list of courses in the community learning course guide (PDF).
To view courses on the community learning app select ‘I have already installed the app’ and the computing and digital skills courses are listed first.
Who can sign up
You must be aged 19 or over. Courses are aimed at adults with few or no formal qualifications. Eligibility may vary depending on the course.
Most courses are free but charges apply in some cases.
Get support and advice
We have monthly drop in sessions at Bradley Stoke Library, Kingswood Civic Centre, Patchway Library, Staple Hill Library and Yate Library.
Contact us
For more information about drop in days and times, eligibility, and how to sign up for a course, contact us directly on community.learning@southglos.gov.uk and 01454 864613 or visit our community learning page.