Computer Training Program for Students (Class 6–12)
1. Objective
To equip students from class 6 to class 12 with age-appropriate computer knowledge and digital skills,
enabling them to use technology effectively for study, creativity, and future career readiness.
2. Program Structure (Progressive Levels)
Level 1: Foundation (Class 6–7)
• Introduction to Computers (hardware & software basics)
• File & Folder Management
• MS Word basics (typing, formatting, saving documents)
• Paint & Creative Tools
• Internet basics & safe browsing
• Digital Safety & Password Awareness
Level 2: Building Skills (Class 8)
• MS Office (Word: tables, images; PowerPoint: basic slides; Excel: simple formulas)
• Email writing & attachments
• Internet search skills & identifying fake sites
• Multimedia introduction (audio/video in presentations)
• Typing practice & keyboard shortcuts
Level 3: Applied Knowledge (Class 9–10)
• Advanced MS Office (Excel charts, PowerPoint transitions/animations)
• Research & online referencing skills
• Programming introduction (Scratch/Python basics, logic building)
• Basic Graphic Design (Canva/Photoshop tools)
• Cybersecurity basics (viruses, antivirus, safe downloads)
Level 4: Professional Readiness (Class 11–12)
• Advanced Excel (functions, pivot tables, data visualization)
• Google Workspace & online collaboration (Docs, Sheets, Drive)
• Programming (Python fundamentals, HTML & CSS basics)
• Introduction to Databases (SQL basics)
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Awareness (phishing, ethical internet use)
• Emerging Technologies (AI, Cloud, IoT – overview)
• Career Preparation (creating CVs, professional presentations)
3. Teaching Approach
• Interactive Learning: Hands-on practice, projects, and group activities.
• Progressive Learning: Each level builds on the previous one.
• Practical Application: Assignments like making presentations, coding small projects, or designing
posters.
4. Expected Outcomes
• Be digitally literate and confident in using technology.
• Understand how to use computers for study, research, and creativity.
• Gain early exposure to programming and problem-solving.
• Be prepared with digital skills required for higher studies and career opportunities.