Diploma of Typing Skills (Latin & Arabic)
Typing is a foundational skill required today in almost any job that uses a computer, from office work and academic writing to online work and data management. Most people type with two fingers while staring at the keyboard, which loses time and tires them quickly. This course trains you in the correct method, using all your fingers while keeping your eyes on the screen. It is the only Somali-language course that trains you in the world's two most widely used writing systems at once, Latin and Arabic. You start with the home row, then move to the top and bottom rows, until you can type complete words and sentences in both. Every row includes 40 minutes of practice, practical words, and a test to measure your progress. Two weeks won't make you a 100-words-per-minute typist, but you'll finish with the correct foundation, the right finger habits, and the confidence to build speed on your own.
Eng. Abdikarim MataanBecome Professional Typing in both Latin and Arabic.
Typing is a foundational skill required today in almost any job that uses a computer, from office work and academic writing to online work and data management. Most people type with two fingers while staring at the keyboard, which loses time and tires them quickly. This course trains you in the correct method, using all your fingers while keeping your eyes on the screen. It is the only Somali-language course that trains you in the world's two most widely used writing systems at once, Latin and Arabic. You start with the home row, then move to the top and bottom rows, until you can type complete words and sentences in both. Every row includes 40 minutes of practice, practical words, and a test to measure your progress. Two weeks won't make you a 100-words-per-minute typist, but you'll finish with the correct foundation, the right finger habits, and the confidence to build speed on your own.
What you'll master
- Correct finger placement across the keyboard
- Healthy sitting posture that reduces fatigue
- Touch-typing in Latin without looking at the keyboard
- Typing in Arabic right-to-left script
- Building speed while keeping accuracy
- Typing full words and sentences in both languages
- Self-assessment through progress tests
- Earning a completion certificate.