Course Information

  • Course Code: SP-240202
  • Course Title: Intermediate End User Computing
  • Short Name (Moodle): SP-240202
  • Category: End User Computing (EUC)
  • Parent Category: Information Technology (IT)

Course Description (Formal)

This course develops intermediate-level competencies in end user computing. It builds on foundational computer literacy skills and prepares learners to effectively use productivity software and digital tools in academic and workplace environments.


Programme Structure Context

Information Technology (IT)

  • End User Computing (EUC)
    • SP-240201 – Basic End User Computing
    • SP-240202 – Intermediate End User Computing

Moodle Setup Note

  • Ensure all three courses are placed under:
    Category: End User Computing (EUC)
  • Maintain consistent naming:
    • Full Name = descriptive title
    • Short Name = course code only (SP-240202)

Course Fees & Payment Terms
Course Fee: R0000.00
Registration Fee: R800.00

To secure your place, a deposit of R250 must be paid into your account at the time of registration.
The R250 deposit is part of the R700 registration fee.

Monthly Payments:
A minimum of R800 per month is required to cover the remaining balance of the course fee.
Training will commence once registration and initial deposit requirements have been met.
Note: Timely monthly payments ensure uninterrupted access to course materials and sessions.

What this module is about (in simple terms)

Intermediate End User Computing teaches you how to use a computer and common software more confidently and professionally, especially for school, work, or office environments.

You already know basic computer skills — this course helps you go one level higher.

Main things you learn in this module

Computer Basics (Refresher + More Detail)

You learn:

  • How computers work (hardware vs software)
  • Operating systems (like Windows)
  • Managing files and folders properly
  • Using storage devices safely (USBs, cloud storage)

Goal: Be comfortable using a computer without getting confused.

Word Processing (Microsoft Word or similar)

You learn how to:

  • Create professional documents (letters, reports, assignments)
  • Format text (fonts, spacing, headings, alignment)
  • Insert tables, images, headers, and footers
  • Use spell check, page numbers, and styles

Goal: Create neat, professional documents.

Spreadsheets (Microsoft Excel or similar)

  • You learn how to:
  • Enter and organise data in rows and columns
  • Use formulas and functions (SUM, AVERAGE, etc.)
  • Create charts and graphs
  • Sort and filter data

 Goal: Work with numbers and data accurately.

Presentations (Microsoft PowerPoint or similar)

You learn how to:

  • Create slide presentations
  • Add text, images, charts, and animations
  • Use good design (not too much text)
  • Present information clearly

Goal: Communicate ideas visually and confidently.

Internet & Email Skills

You learn how to:

  • Use the internet safely and responsibly
  • Search for information correctly
  • Use email professionally (writing, attaching files)
  • Understand online risks (scams, viruses)

Goal: Be a smart and safe internet user.

Basic Data Handling / Databases (Sometimes Included)

You may learn:

  • Storing information in tables
  • Basic data entry and searching
  • Understanding how databases are used in offices

 Goal: Understand how information is organized digitally.

What you should be able to do after this course

By the end of this module, you should be able to:

  • Use a computer independently
  • Create professional documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
  • Handle basic office tasks confidently
  • Be prepared for further computer studies or workplace use

Why this module is important

  • Helps with school and college work
  • Useful for office jobs
  • Builds confidence with technology
  • Prepares you for advanced computer courses