Certification in Information Technology (CIT)
Develop useful computer skills across office software, digital design, internet use and introductory web development in one six-month programme.
About the CIT course
CIT is a broad introduction to working with computers. It brings together computer basics, Microsoft Office, internet use, typing, printing and scanning, along with creative software and an introduction to web development.
The course can help beginners become more comfortable with common digital tasks. You will explore different tools and practise the basic steps involved in producing documents, working with visual content and understanding how websites are developed.
Who should join?
- Students who want to strengthen their everyday computer skills.
- Job seekers who need practice with office and internet tasks.
- Beginners curious about graphic design or web development.
- Learners who prefer to explore several IT topics before specialising.
What you need first
- Interest in learning and practising on a computer.
- Willingness to follow instructions and repeat exercises.
- The supplied course information does not specify a formal entry qualification. Contact SSCI if you need to confirm eligibility.
Course outline
These are the listed CIT topics, with a practical explanation of each.
Computer Basics
Understand common computer components, basic operations and the purpose of everyday computing tasks.
Microsoft Office
Practise creating documents, working with spreadsheet information and preparing presentations using office applications.
Adobe Photoshop
Explore image editing and learn how to prepare visual material for simple design tasks.
Adobe Illustrator
Discover vector artwork and how shapes and text can be arranged into graphic designs.
Adobe XD
Explore interface design by arranging screens and planning how a website or app layout may look.
Introduction to Web Development
Learn what websites are made of and become familiar with the basic process of building web pages.
Internet & Typing
Practise internet use and typing tasks that support study, communication and office work.
Printing and Scanning
Learn the basic steps for printing documents and scanning paper material into digital files.
Practical work
Practice activities can include preparing an office document, organising simple spreadsheet data, creating a presentation, editing an image, exploring vector artwork, typing text and handling print or scan tasks. Introductory web activities help connect these skills with the wider digital world.
Tools and software
The supplied outline names Microsoft Office, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe XD, along with internet, typing, printing and scanning activities. The specific software versions are not stated for CIT.
How classes run
CIT runs for six months. The outline covers several kinds of computer work, so expect to practise different tasks as you move from basic computing to office applications, design and introductory web development.
Batch timings are not provided. Contact SSCI to check current availability at Jamshed Road (morning campus, near Pick and Save Mart, Jamshed Road No. 1) or PIB Colony (evening campus, 2137–38, opposite Ibrahim Market).
Where CIT can lead
The skills covered can support applications for roles involving basic computer use, office assistance, document preparation, data handling or entry-level digital tasks. CIT can also help you identify which area—office software, design or web development—you want to study in more depth. Outcomes depend on your practice and the requirements of each role.
Fee at a glance
| Course fee | Rs. 22,500 |
|---|---|
| Admission fee | Rs. 500 |
| SBTE registration and exam fee | Rs. 4,000 (one time) |
The fee structure notes that board fee and admission fee are not included in the monthly fee, and the monthly fee is paid at the time of admission. Confirm the applicable breakdown with SSCI.
Frequently asked questions
How long does CIT take?
The listed duration is six months.
Is CIT only about Microsoft Office?
No. It also lists computer basics, graphic design software, introductory web development, internet and typing, printing and scanning.
What is the listed course fee?
The course fee is Rs. 22,500. The listed one-time SBTE registration and examination fee is Rs. 4,000, and the admission fee is Rs. 500.
Do I need design experience?
The outline includes introductions to Photoshop, Illustrator and Adobe XD. It does not state that prior design experience is required; ask SSCI if you have concerns about starting.
How do I find out the timetable?
Contact the institute to confirm current batch timings and which campus has an available batch.
Start building your computer skills
Sir Syed Computer Institute · Affiliated with Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE)
Jamshed Road: Near Pick and Save Mart, Jamshed Road No. 1, Karachi.
PIB Colony: 2137–38, opposite Ibrahim Market, Karachi.
WhatsApp / Phone: 0331-2637769
Email: info@ssci.edu.pk