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Digital Literacy Program

Beginner to career-ready in just over a year! Register today, it's FREE. New classes beginning in March and April 2024.

Learn basic computing skills

Beginning Digital Skills
- Software & Hardware
- Email/Browser Navigation
- App Usage
Digital and Info Literacy
- Cyber Awareness
- Using Library Resources
- Workplace Technology
- Microsoft Office Applications
- Beginning Cybersecurity
- Advanced Cyber Technician

Class Information

TWO CLASSES TO CHOOSE FROM:

Saturdays from 9am to 12pm beginning April 27, 2024 at:

Central Adult School (2698 N Brawley Ave, Fresno, CA 93722)

Saturdays from 1pm to 4pm beginning April 27, 2024 at:

Central Adult School (2698 N Brawley Ave, Fresno, CA 93722)

Classes are open to everyone. Pre-registration required. Space is limited - locations assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Apply Now!

Please click the link below and fill out the form for more information. If you need further assistance or require help in filling out the form, please call 559.442.8222 or email BE@fresnocitycollege.edu.

What fees are involved?

Health fee $15 per semester/session for the last two courses in the program.

Optional fee:

Student ID card ($5)

How much will text books cost me?

The Digital Literacy program is a zero textbook cost program.

What kind of job can I get if I complete the program?

The Digital Literacy program will prepare you for entry to mid level positions in a variety of office settings (administrative assistants, clerical, basic data-entry).

How do I register?

Click the Register Now button above, or CLICK HERE.

Is there any form of job placement assistance or paid internships available in this program?

The Career and Employment Center can assist with job placement opportunities. (Li-147 - Building 15)

Who do I contact for additional academic counseling assistance?

Email Lori Swain, Lori.Swain@fresnocitycollege.edu, our Business Education Division counselor for additional information.

Fresno City College, in partnership with CSU-Fresno, has started a program that aims to train students for high demand and well-paid cybersecurity jobs. The project aligns with three needs: (1) providing training in basic digital literacy skills, (2) producing a skilled cybersecurity workforce, and (2) achieving equity in the cybersecurity workforce. The sequenced IT workforce development education consists of five sequenced certificates and standalone to allow completers to enter the IT workforce at any stage.