GIT Education — Computer Training Institute · Regd. No. GIT/JAL/2016/0412
Certificate ProgramAdmissions openBeginner to Advanced
Touch typing with your tested speed and accuracy printed on the certificate.
4.8 / 5 from 154 studentsNext batch: New batch every Monday
2Months
9Modules
60+Hours of lab practice
4.8 / 5Student rating
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Section 01
Basic Computer Courses · 2 months · Jalandhar, Punjab
The English Typing certificate program prepares you for typist, clerk, steno and data-entry tests. Your tested words-per-minute and accuracy are printed on the certificate.
You learn correct touch-typing technique first, then build speed with weekly timed tests on the passage styles used in SSC, court and Punjab recruitment tests.
Want the full course details? See the English Typing course page.
Government recruitment bodies — SSC, various High Courts, state departments, and Data Entry Operator boards — set specific, non-negotiable typing benchmarks (commonly 25–35 WPM in English, evaluated on gross keystrokes minus penalties for errors). Rather than training students to hit a generic "fast typing" number, this program structures practice around that same scoring logic: speed matters, but uncorrected errors can fail you even at a high WPM. Students learn to balance both from day one, which matters far more once they're sitting an actual timed skill test.
A lot of self-taught typists develop a "sight typing" habit — glancing down at the keyboard constantly — which caps their speed and accuracy ceiling permanently. This program starts with correct finger placement on the home row and builds muscle memory systematically, so students aren't just faster today but capable of continuing to improve without hitting a plateau.
Instead of repetitive, meaningless drill sentences, students type office memos, formal letters, data-entry style content, and exam-pattern passages — the kind of material they'll actually encounter in a government skill test or on the job. This also builds comfort with punctuation, formatting, and common business vocabulary, not just raw finger speed.
Typing errors and bad habits are easy to develop and hard to unlearn once they set in. Individual attention on posture, hand position, and error patterns — rather than a one-size-fits-all video course — means problems get caught and corrected early, when it's easiest to fix them.
Learning in person, close to home, means consistent practice sessions without the friction of commuting across the city or relying entirely on self-discipline with an online-only format. For students juggling college, a job, or family responsibilities, that convenience often makes the difference between finishing the course and dropping off halfway.
No assumptions are made about prior computer exposure. Whether a student is 12th-pass, a graduate, a working professional, or returning to studies after a gap, the pacing accommodates real starting points rather than expecting familiarity that isn't there yet.
Whether the immediate aim is clearing a government skill test, improving daily productivity in an admin role, or building a foundation for freelance data-entry or transcription work, the program is designed around producing a usable, testable, workplace-ready skill — not just a certificate. Offered through Techcadd in Jalandhar, the course keeps this practical, exam-aware approach at its core, rather than treating typing as an abstract skill disconnected from how it's actually used and tested.
Typing speed doesn't build from typing more — it builds from typing correctly, consistently, over time. The program follows a step-by-step progression: keyboard familiarization first, then touch-typing technique, then timed accuracy drills, and only later, sustained speed-building sessions. Skipping straight to speed practice without solid fundamentals is a common reason self-taught typists plateau early, and this sequencing is designed specifically to avoid that trap.
Rather than generic filler sentences, students work with content styled after actual government skill-test passages and everyday office documents — memos, formal letters, data-entry style text. This matters because typing test evaluators score on a formula that penalizes errors heavily, not just raw speed. Students get comfortable with that scoring logic through repeated, realistic practice rather than encountering it for the first time on exam day.
Bad typing habits — glancing at the keyboard, awkward finger placement, inconsistent posture — are far easier to fix early than after months of practice. Keeping class sizes manageable means instructors can actually observe and correct these habits individually, rather than relying on students to self-diagnose from a video or app alone.
For students juggling college, a job, or family commitments, a nearby, easy-to-reach centre often matters as much as course content. Consistent attendance is one of the biggest predictors of whether someone actually reaches a usable typing speed — and proximity removes one common excuse to skip a session.
No course can guarantee a government job or a specific WPM by a fixed date — speed and accuracy depend on individual practice and consistency. What a good typing course can offer is the right technique, honest feedback on progress, and enough structured practice time to build the skill properly. That's the standard this program holds itself to, rather than making promises it can't back up.
Questions about practice routines, common mistakes, or how to prepare closer to an actual skill-test date don't have to wait for the next scheduled class. Having access to instructors for these smaller, ongoing queries tends to keep students on track between sessions, especially in the weeks leading up to an exam.
Section 02
Every skill below is printed on your certificate and tested in the final assessment.
Section 03
9 modules, about 60 hours of lab work over 2 months. Each module ends with a practical file checked by your trainer.
Section 04
All software is installed on your lab system. Nothing has to be bought before you join.
Section 05
You build these yourself in class. They become your portfolio and part of your assessment.
Project 01
Type a full passage across the home, upper, lower and number rows, including punctuation and shift-key combinations, without looking down at the keys.
Project 02
Type and format a formal letter, office memo and notice in MS Word with correct spacing, paragraph structure and business format.
Project 03
Enter a set of structured records into an Excel sheet quickly and accurately, then sort, filter and total the data.
Project 04
Attempt a timed mock test formatted like a government typing exam and calculate your net speed using the gross-keystrokes-minus-errors formula.
Section 06
The certificate is issued only after you pass. Pass mark: Minimum 30 wpm at 95% accuracy; your actual speed is printed.
65%
Two 10-minute passages; speed and accuracy recorded
20%
Type and format a letter with a table
15%
Find and correct errors in a typed passage
Section 07
Issued within 10 working days of passing, with a registration number any employer can verify.
GIT Education — Computer Training Institute
This is to certify that
Your Name
has completed the 2 months program and passed the practical assessment for the
Certificate in English Typing (with speed record)
Reg. No.GIT-ENT/2026/0412
ResultGrade A
Issued atJalandhar
Section 08
Roles our students take after this program. Salary bands are local starting ranges reported by employers and alumni, not a guarantee.
Starting salary band
₹1.4 – 2.6 LPA
Starting salary band
As per pay scale
Starting salary band
As per pay scale
Starting salary band
₹1.6 – 2.8 LPA
Starting salary band
Per-project earnings
Section 09
The same four steps for every student, in the final month of the program.
A trainer reviews your practical files in the final month and records the modules you are strongest in, so the CV we build is accurate.
We write your CV around the projects you completed in class, and collect your work into a folder or PDF portfolio you can send to employers.
Two rounds of practice interviews with feedback — one on the software itself, one on the everyday questions every employer asks.
We share openings from the local employers we work with — offices, CA firms, design studios, manufacturing units and online-marketing agencies in Jalandhar and nearby cities.
What we do not promise: we provide placement support, not a guaranteed job.
Section 10
Batch timings are fixed at admission. Changing your batch later is free, subject to seats.
| Batch | Days | Timing | Mode | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Early morning | Mon – Sat | 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM | Classroom | Open |
| Afternoon | Mon – Sat | 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Classroom | Open |
| Evening | Mon – Sat | 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM | Classroom | Open |
Ready to join the English Typing certificate program?
Pick a batch that fits your week and a counsellor will confirm your seat.
Section 11
4.8 out of 5 from 154 students who finished this program.
“I joined right after my 12th to prepare for SSC exams. My typing was really slow before this — I used to look at the keyboard the whole time. Now I don't even think about where the keys are, my fingers just go. Still working on my speed but way more confident than before.”
“Honestly I thought typing was something I'd just pick up on my own, but I was wrong. The touch typing method they teach made a real difference — my accuracy improved a lot once I stopped looking down. Good for anyone preparing for government typing tests.”
“I had applied for a Data Entry Operator post and needed to clear the typing round. Came here with maybe two months to prepare. The practice passages were similar to what actually came in the exam, which helped a lot with the timing pressure.”
“I work in an office and used to type with two fingers — embarrassingly slow honestly. Joined evening batch after work. Even after a few weeks I noticed my daily typing at office got faster and I make far fewer mistakes now.”
“Class sizes are small so the teacher actually notices if you're doing something wrong with your hand position. I had a bad habit of using only a few fingers, that got corrected early which I'm glad about now.”
“Preparing for court exam typing test. The teacher explained how the scoring works — speed minus mistakes — which I didn't know before. Changed how I practiced, started focusing more on accuracy instead of just going fast.”
“Joined thinking about doing freelance data entry work from home. Didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did honestly. Learned Word and Excel basics too which I use for managing some personal stuff now.”
“Was rejected in a typing test once before because of too many mistakes even though my speed was okay. Came here specifically to fix that. Practice with timed mock tests helped me understand where I was going wrong.”
“Good experience overall. The pace was manageable for someone starting from scratch. Only thing I'd say is practice at home is just as important as classes — you really do need to put in the hours yourself.”
“Needed to improve my typing for office reports and documentation. The Word and Excel portions were actually more useful for my day to day work than I expected. Typing speed also went up gradually over the weeks.”
Section 12
Still unsure after reading these? Call the helpline and ask — counselling costs nothing.
Most students reach 30–40 words per minute in two months with daily practice. Your certificate prints the speed achieved in the final test.
Yes. Many students do both; the counsellor sets a combined timetable and a combined fee.
Every certificate carries a registration number. An employer can call the institute or email us that number and we confirm your name, the program, the modules completed and your result from our records.
You get one free re-test within 30 days. The trainer tells you which parts fell short and books extra lab time before the re-test so you can practise them.
No. The certificate is issued only after the practical assessment is passed. Attendance of at least 75% is required to sit the assessment.