Developed by CambodiaHuman resource developmentOriginal

Digital workplace skills

This course equips employees, managers, and job seekers with the practical digital skills needed to work effectively in a modern digital workplace. Learners practise online communication and collaboration, digital time management, document handling, data security, and using digital skills for career development.

7 chapters · 21 lessons
About 1.5 h
5 languages
Bilingual certificate

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Employees collaborating on laptops in a modern office in Cambodia

What you will learn

Explain what a digital workplace is and identify the core digital skills needed by employees, managers, and organizations in Cambodia and the CLMV region.
Communicate and collaborate effectively using online meeting, messaging, and shared-file tools while respecting workplace etiquette.
Plan and manage time, tasks, and priorities using digital calendars, task boards, and reminders.
Protect personal and organizational data through strong passwords, careful sharing practices, and awareness of common online risks.

Course description

Across Cambodia and the wider CLMV region, more and more daily work now happens through digital tools: online meetings, shared documents, messaging apps, and cloud-based task boards. Employees who are comfortable with these tools work faster, communicate more clearly, and collaborate more smoothly across teams and locations, while those who are not can struggle to keep up even when their technical job skills are strong.

This course has seven chapters, covering the digital workplace landscape, effective online communication and collaboration, digital time and task management, data safety and personal information security, working with online documents and spreadsheets, and using digital skills for recruitment and career growth. Each chapter includes a video lecture, an in-depth reading, and a short quiz.

The content is practical and example-driven, drawing on situations common in offices, factories, and service businesses across Cambodia and the CLMV region, so that learners can apply what they learn immediately in their own workplace.