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KM-01: Introduction to Computers and Digital Technologies
This knowledge module introduces learners to the foundational concepts of computers and digital technologies used in modern workplaces and everyday environments. Learners explore computer systems, hardware components, software applications, operating systems, storage devices, and digital communication tools. The module also focuses on safe computer usage, responsible digital practices, and basic cybersecurity awareness. Learners will develop an understanding of how computers operate, how digital technologies support workplace productivity, and how to use technology ethically and safely within professional environments.
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KM-02: Productivity Applications
This knowledge module introduces learners to productivity software applications commonly used in workplace and business environments. Learners explore word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software, formatting techniques, file management, and document sharing practices used to support workplace productivity and communication. The module also develops foundational skills in creating, editing, saving, printing, and organizing digital documents across different software applications. Learners will gain an understanding of how productivity tools improve efficiency, collaboration, and information management in modern workplaces.
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KM-03: Digital Communication and Internet Usage
This knowledge module introduces learners to digital communication methods, internet usage, online collaboration, and responsible digital practices used in modern workplaces and everyday environments. Learners explore electronic mail communication, web browsers, online search techniques, cloud-based services, cybersecurity awareness, and ethical internet usage. The module also focuses on professional online communication, safe internet practices, and responsible digital behaviour when accessing and sharing information online. Learners will develop foundational digital communication and internet skills that support workplace collaboration, productivity, and safe participation in digital environments.
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PM-01: Operate a Personal Computer
This practical module introduces learners to the safe and effective operation of personal computers within workplace and learning environments. Learners develop practical skills in starting and shutting down computers, managing files and folders, using input and output devices, navigating operating system environments, and applying basic computer safety procedures. The module focuses on practical computer usage, workplace digital organization, and responsible handling of computer equipment. Learners will also perform simulated workplace activities that support productivity, safe computer operation, and effective use of digital systems in everyday work environments.
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PM-02: Use Productivity and Communication Applications
This practical module introduces learners to the practical use of productivity and communication applications commonly used in workplace environments. Learners will create, edit, format, save, print, and share digital documents using word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, and communication tools. The module also develops practical skills in email communication, online collaboration, cloud-based file sharing, and responsible digital communication practices. Learners will perform simulated workplace activities that support teamwork, productivity, professional communication, and effective use of digital technologies in modern work environments.
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PM-03: Apply Internet, Communication, and Digital Safety Skills
This practical module introduces learners to the practical application of internet usage, digital communication, online collaboration, and cybersecurity practices within workplace and learning environments. Learners will perform practical activities involving web browsing, online research, email communication, cloud collaboration, digital information management, and safe internet practices. The module also develops responsible digital behaviour, ethical information usage, and online safety awareness required for modern digital workplaces. Learners will apply practical communication, collaboration, and cybersecurity skills through simulated workplace activities and online tasks.
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Basic End User Computing

4.1 Practical Skill Overview

This practical skill introduces learners to the practical use of email systems and digital communication tools within workplace environments. Learners will send and receive emails, attach and download files, organize inboxes, and apply professional online communication practices.

The practical activities focus on workplace communication, responsible digital interaction, and effective use of communication technologies.


4.2 Practical Skill Outcomes

After completing this practical skill, learners will be able to:

  • Send and receive professional emails.
  • Attach and download files using email systems.
  • Organize and manage inbox messages.
  • Apply professional email etiquette.
  • Use digital communication tools responsibly.
  • Communicate effectively in workplace environments.

PA0216 — Creating and Sending Emails

Email systems support workplace communication and information sharing.


Practical Activities

Learners must:

  • open an email platform,
  • compose a professional email,
  • enter recipient details,
  • add a subject line,
  • and send the email successfully.

Professional Email Components

Component Purpose
Recipient Address Identifies the receiver
Subject Line Summarizes the message
Message Body Contains communication content
Signature Identifies the sender

PA0217 — Using Email Attachments

Attachments allow users to send digital files electronically.


Practical Activities

Learners must:

  • attach files to emails,
  • verify attached documents,
  • send attachments correctly,
  • download received attachments,
  • and save files appropriately.

Common Email Attachments

File Type Example
Documents .docx
Spreadsheets .xlsx
Presentations .pptx
PDF Files .pdf

PA0218 — Organizing Email Messages

Organized inboxes improve communication management and productivity.


Practical Activities

Learners must:

  • create inbox folders,
  • organize emails into categories,
  • search for messages,
  • archive old emails,
  • and identify spam messages.

Email Organization Features

Feature Purpose
Inbox Folders Organizes communication
Archive Stores older messages
Search Tool Finds messages quickly
Spam Folder Filters unwanted messages

PA0219 — Applying Professional Communication Practices

Professional communication supports workplace relationships and teamwork.


Practical Activities

Learners must:

  • use respectful language,
  • apply professional tone,
  • check spelling and grammar,
  • and respond to messages appropriately.

Professional Communication Practices

Learners should:

  • communicate clearly,
  • avoid offensive language,
  • and maintain workplace professionalism.

PA0220 — Using Digital Communication Responsibly

Responsible communication improves digital safety and professionalism.


Practical Activities

Learners must:

  • protect confidential information,
  • avoid suspicious links,
  • communicate responsibly,
  • and follow workplace communication procedures.

4.3 Key Notes / Summary

  • Email systems support workplace communication and collaboration.
  • Attachments allow digital files to be shared electronically.
  • Organized inboxes improve communication management.
  • Professional communication improves workplace relationships.
  • Responsible digital communication supports online safety and professionalism.
  • Email and communication skills are important in modern workplaces.
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