1.      Basic Computer/Smartphone Skills: In addition to basic concepts in IT and introduction to computers, this topic brings an awareness that in 21st Century almost everything is linked directly or indirectly to Information Technology e.g. from smartphone to Drone Technology to Google car, from Smart watches, Fit Bit to 3D printing and so on.

This topic also covers awareness about the life and work of individuals whose inventions and discoveries have made today’s world of IT possible and made our life simple, easy and interesting. This topic attempts to motivate and inspire a learner to pursue career in IT.

2.      Smart Typing Skills: Learner gets an opportunity to learn scientific method of error-free typing along with use of voice typing while achieving high speed and acceptable as per the industry standards.

3.      Digital Skills for Daily Life: Now-a-days, use of internet, mobile and similar gadgets, and Apps available on them have liberated us. 21st Century Daily Life Skills cover how to make smart use of such various Apps and Websites to make job environment efficient, productive and effective.

4.      Office Productivity Skills: These are the skills that help the Learner work effectively at the workplace by way of smart use of various office automation tools to quickly deliver various professionally relevant high quality outputs required in normal job environments.

5.      Digital Citizenship Skills: Being a citizen belonging to 21st Century, everyone should be aware of various online services and facilities made available by central government. Digital India Skills help in availing these services effectively. e.g.: services like availing passport, Aadhaar card, PAN card, various certificates like, birth/death/marriage/income certificate etc.

6.      21^st Century Study Skills: The rapidly changing part of life in 21st Century is, mainly the way we learn/study. 21st Century Study Skills helps us to keep up with it, and open new learning avenues. e.g.: using various websites/apps for accessing interactive learning objects, virtual labs, accessing knowledge-banks like, TED Talks, Google Scholar etc.

7.      Ergonomics: Ergonomics is the process of designing or arranging workplaces, products and systems so that they fit the people who use them. Here in this section, a learner will learn the skills that help in improving their behaviour at workspaces and make them cope up with different environments to minimize risk of physical injury or harm.

8.      Go Green: Go Green section includes knowledge and practices that can lead to more environment friendly and ecologically responsible decisions and lifestyles, which can help protect the environment and sustain its natural resources for current and future generations.

9.      Netiquettes: Netiquettes are the etiquettes to use the internet. This includes communicating in a polite manner whether through mail, chat or forums, respecting copyright issues, posting topics, respecting the time of others, etc. All these aspects are covered in this section.

10.  Cyber Security Skills: Cyber Security skills are the skills that anyone and everyone should be aware about. Skills that educate about vulnerabilities while moving around in the cyber world, and best practices for maintaining safety, securing your digital identity. e.g.: tasks like: I can protect myself from online spoofing, I can secure my net banking account with strong password, I can securely share my data on social media sites etc.

11.  Job Readiness Skills: Every learner who is on verge of stepping in to employment, must get his/her basics right so as to be able to grab a job opportunity with success. The aspirant must know things such as how to create an effective resume, what tools are available online to assist him/her with different job opportunities available, how he/she can use Professional networking online to connect with Industry professionals etc.

12.  Social Media & Scripting Skills: Social media skills for school students encompass understanding digital etiquette, privacy settings, and the responsible sharing of information. They learn to navigate platforms creatively and safely, enhancing communication and digital literacy. Scripting skills introduce students to the basics of programming, enabling them to automate tasks, develop simple applications, and understand the logic behind digital interactions. This foundational knowledge fosters problem-solving abilities and technical creativity.