Computer training businesses teach people how to use computers, software and digital services. Courses may cover basic skills such as using a keyboard and mouse, managing files, browsing the internet, email, online safety and video calls. More advanced tuition can include office software, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, graphic design, coding, website development, operating systems and computer hardware. Training is offered to individuals, employers, schools and other organisations, with content adapted to different levels and learning needs. Sessions may be delivered in a classroom, at a workplace, remotely or one to one, and can be arranged as short introductions, structured courses or ongoing support. Some providers help learners prepare for recognised qualifications or assess their progress, while others focus on practical tasks relevant to study, work or everyday use.