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The next step is deciding which computer skill level you need for a job. Consider the type of job or career you want to enter. 

Confirm your skill level. Read the descriptions below: 

Basic Computer Skills iconNew Computer UserIndividuals with basic computer skills should understand
common technology terminology and equipment. They
also should be knowledgeable of computer hardware
and productivity software to organize and create information.
In addition, new computer users should know about
computer hardware and communications software to access
and transmit information. Glossary - Link opens in a new window
Intermediate Computer Skills iconIntermediate Computer UserIndividuals with intermediate computer skills have
used, or will use, office productivity software for
their work. Anyone who already has basic computer
skills may need to use Microsoft Office or similar
software to achieve their job goals, and benefits
from enhancing their intermediate computer skills.
For many jobs, knowing how to use word processing,
spreadsheet, and presentation software are skills
to include on a resume, include with a cover letter,
discuss during a job interview, and even test for
as part of the job application process. Glossary - Link opens in a new window  
Technical Professional Computer Skills iconTechnical Professional Computer UserIndividuals with technical professional computer skills may
use, develop, maintain, or support information technology
(IT) application systems including server administration,
web and application programming, and other advanced
applications used by specialized IT users.  Glossary - Link opens in a new window  


Take the next step to increase your skills.

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