Available courses

INTODUCTION TO COMPUTERS

    This unit provides Business Management students with foundational knowledge and practical skills in computer concepts and applications. It introduces learners to the evolution of computers, basic hardware and software components, operating systems, computer networks, internet usage, cybersecurity principles, and the application of computers in business environments. Special emphasis is placed on equipping students with digital literacy skills that are essential for modern business operations, communication, data management, and decision-making. The course is delivered online through interactive lectures, practical simulations, video tutorials, and assessments, ensuring flexible and engaging learning.

    Skill Level: Beginner

    ENTREPRENEURSHIP

      This course equips students with the essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to initiate, manage, and grow individual or group-based business enterprises. It aims to foster a spirit of self-reliance and innovation by preparing students to explore and exploit entrepreneurial opportunities within their environment, thereby contributing to socio-economic development.

      Course Objectives

      1.     Understand the concept and significance of entrepreneurship and self-employment.

      2.     Identify and evaluate viable business opportunities in a dynamic environment.

      3.     Apply entrepreneurial competencies in starting and managing business ventures.

      4.     Demonstrate knowledge of financial, legal, and policy frameworks affecting small enterprises.

      5.     Develop project planning, resource management, and strategic thinking skills.

      Skill Level: Beginner

      COMPUTER STUDIES

      This course introduces students to the fundamentals of computer technology and digital literacy. It covers essential concepts from computer history and hardware to modern software applications and cybersecurity. Learners will gain hands‑on experience with Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access), explore Windows operating systems, and develop practical skills in internet use, email communication, and typing proficiency.

      By the end of the course, students will be able to:

      • Operate computers confidently across different environments.

      • Create, analyze, and present data using productivity software.

      • Apply safe and ethical practices in digital communication.

      • Demonstrate practical competence through integrated projects and assessments.

      Skill Level: Beginner