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Digital Skills & Job Readiness

1. What is your current level of experience with using computers?(Required)

A. I have little to no experience and want to learn the basics

B. I can perform basic tasks like browsing the internet and using email

C. I am comfortable using productivity tools like Word and Excel but want to enhance my skills

D. I quickly learn new software, use different programs, and fix most problems myself

2. Which of the following tasks do you find most challenging?(Required)

A. Connecting devices (e.g., Bluetooth or printers) to your computer

B. Organizing files and folders effectively

C. Using advanced features in Microsoft programs like pivot tables and custom animations

D. Managing online security by using a Firewall and antivirus protection

3. How do you most often collaborate with others using digital tools?(Required)

A. I use email and attach files for sharing

B. I rarely or never collaborate digitally

C. I have worked on shared documents in real-time (e.g., using Word or Excel online)

D. I use shared drives or cloud-based tools like Google Drive or OneDrive

4. Which one of the security practices below do you use most often?(Required)

A. I don’t take any specific security precautions

B. I can identify phishing emails and avoid suspicious links

C. I use strong, unique passwords or a password manager

D. I use antivirus software and keep it updated

5. What is your level of confidence in using Microsoft Office tools?(Required)

A. I have little to no experience and would like to learn the basics

B. I can perform basic tasks like creating simple documents or spreadsheets

C. I can use advanced features, such as formulas in Excel or animations in PowerPoint

D. I feel confident using all Microsoft Office tools and want to learn additional tips and tricks

6. When it comes to troubleshooting computer issues, what is your typical approach?(Required)

A. I avoid troubleshooting and rely on others for help

B. I try to follow instructions or search for solutions online

C. I am comfortable resolving common issues, like software installation or connectivity problems

D. I can fix complex computer problems using my IT and coding skills

7. Which of these statements best describes your current organizational methods for digital tasks?(Required)

A. I struggle to stay organized and want to learn better methods

B. I use basic methods like saving files in folders, but want to improve

C. I use tools like OneNote or Excel to organize tasks and data

D. I feel confident in my organizational skills and want to optimize further

8. If you encounter a new tool or software, how do you usually approach learning it?(Required)

A. I avoid it unless someone helps me

B. I look for tutorials or guides online

C. I explore its features on my own and practice

D. I quickly adapt and use the tool effectively

9. What is your current understanding of artificial intelligence and how it might impact your work?(Required)

A. I have no knowledge of AI technologies

B. I've heard of AI but don't really understand how it works

C. I have a basic understanding but haven't thought about specific applications

D. I understand the main ideas behind AI and have considered how it might help in my job (e.g., automating repetitive tasks)

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Scoring Criteria:

Beginners (mostly A answers): Need foundational skills training across all areas, including Digital Literacy and/or Professional Soft Skills.
Intermediate (a mix of A, B, and C answers): Ready for Career Essentials Certificate pathways, with possible targeted support in specific tools or concepts.
Advanced (mostly C or D answers): Ready for specialized training in Microsoft Certification pathways.

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