• People who use computers, email, mobile phones, or online systems at work
• Staff who want to understand basic cyber security risks in the workplace
• Beginners who are new to cyber security and want a simple starting point
• Workers who want to avoid common online risks such as phishing, scams, malware, and weak passwords
• Anyone who wants to feel more confident and safe when using digital tools at work

• Improved chances of getting entry-level digital or office-based jobs
• Better confidence when applying for roles that use computers and online systems
• Office Assistant
• Customer Service Advisor
• IT Support Assistant
• Data Entry Assistant
• Cyber Security Awareness Support role
• Junior Digital Support Assistant
• Helpdesk Support Assistant

Clear Pathways to Higher Education and Advanced Qualifications:

• Progress to the ATHE Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Information and Digital Technologies
• Move on to higher-level IT, digital technology, or cyber security qualifications
• Build a strong foundation before studying Level 4 Computing, Digital Technologies, or Cyber Security courses
• Improve confidence for entry-level roles in IT support, administration, data handling, and digital workplace roles
• Use this qualification as a starting point before progressing towards specialist cyber security training

• As a UK awarding organization, ATHE qualifications are regulated by Ofqual (Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation) and other UK and international regulators.
• ATHE (Awards for Training and Higher Education) qualifications are recognized and operate in over 55 countries
• Useful for job seekers, beginners, and workplace staff.
• Helps build confidence using computers and online systems.
• Supports progression to further IT or cyber security study.
• Improves employability for digital and office-based roles.