Keyboarding

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Keyboarding course?

It is beginner keyboard training focused on key recognition, correct key reaches, typing technique, speed, accuracy, word processing, and preparation of personal and business documents.

What is the course code?

The course code displayed on the page is K.

Is this an FDNY K-60 Certificate of Fitness course?

No. Although the webpage address contains /k-60/, the supplied page content is exclusively a Keyboarding course and displays course code K. It does not describe FDNY K-60 certification training.

Is the course suitable for beginners?

Yes. The description says it is designed for people with no formal keyboarding training and uses progressive exercises to introduce and practice new keys.

What keyboard areas are covered?

The page lists the standard 101-key computer keyboard, alphabetic keys, Alt and Ctrl, function keys, Num Lock and Scroll Lock, Insert and Delete, Page Up and Page Down, arrow keys, number pad, space bar, Enter, and key reaches.

Will I practice typing speed and accuracy?

Yes. The course uses drills to develop technique, speed, and accuracy. The published exercise includes a three-minute test at 14 words per minute with at least 80% accuracy.

Does the course promise 60 words per minute?

No. The supplied page does not promise 60 words per minute. Its stated exercise is 14 words per minute with at least 80% accuracy, and individual progress varies.

Does the course include word processing?

Yes. Students use word-processing software to create, format, and edit personal and business documents and practice word wrapping.

What documents will students practice?

The page lists reports, letters, memos, emails, labels, and envelopes created or edited from different forms of source copy.

What are the admission requirements?

The page states that applicants must be at least 18, present valid government-issued photo identification, and provide a high school diploma or equivalency credential, or pass the school entrance examination.

How long does the course take?

The schedule shows one-week morning and afternoon formats, a two-week evening format, and a five-week Saturday format. Confirm current dates and availability with IDI.

How much does the course cost?

The payment accordion currently displays a total cost of $1,500 and says full training, books, and supplies are included. Confirm current tuition, inclusions, added fees, payment dates, and refund terms with IDI.

Is a computer or word-processing license included?

The supplied page does not state that a computer, device, or permanent software license is included. Ask IDI what equipment and software are used and whether students need their own access.

Does the course award a typing certification?

The page does not establish that it awards a third-party typing or software certification. Ask IDI what school credential or completion record is issued and how typing results are documented.

Does completion guarantee employment or a specific typing speed?

No. Completion does not guarantee employment, promotion, job placement, certification, or a specific final typing speed or accuracy level.