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In order to stay ahead in today's world, knowledge of computers and how to make them work for you is a must. As technology becomes more advanced and more widespread, the need for technical savvy professionals with a solid knowledge of basic computing skills is a must. Today every profession requires the services of a general computer professional in one way or another. The advantages of being proficient in general computers are twofold. One advantage is that there are immediate employment options available in every field. The second advantage is that training in general computing gives you a solid base on which you can build on any field you choose. If you are unclear about which career path to embark on, starting out with a general computers course is a great way to gain experience that you can build on later, whether it is for a career in business or graphic design. Courses in general computers will cover the basics of computing as well as special added features that will make graduates prime candidates for any office-oriented jobs. Courses will cover subjects like Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Access. Students will also learn about keyboarding, business calculations and communications. Simple office procedures are also covered. Graduates with training in general computing can enter any field at an entry level. Businesses, design houses, hotels, restaurants, academic institutions and media outlets are just some examples of places that offer viable employment. Graduates can also specialize in a number of computer-oriented courses. With a degree in general computing, students can study further in fields like e-Business, graphic design, animation or commerce. Professional training in general computing offers a wide scope for employment and immense opportunities for diversification as well.
Canadian Provinces with Career Colleges offering diplomas, programs or courses in General Computing
 Alberta
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
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