Don't use "computer fluency or confident user of PC". You can use "strong computer skills" but you probably want to be more specific on your CV. In other words, you'll want to list the computer skills in which you are strong. If not, it sounds vague (non-specific). Computer literacy is a valid term in common English but it is extremely vague and does not tell your prospective employer much about you. Good luck!

Here is a list of computer skills. Have a look and list the ones you have http://www.slu.edu/Documents/student_development/career_services/Computer-skills.pdf

Thanks a lot! It's such a detailed explanation!

Hi Natalia ! You can just give this title in your resume: Computer skills And enumerate all your skills like that: Microsoft office suite Expert and Microsoft Operating Systems. Understanding the problems of data security. Use of a computer for scientific research and Internet highly skilled. Fixing software conflicts and repairing computer hardware. you can ever add or delete at your convenience. Computer fluency: is not correct. Because we can be fluent with a language but not with a computer. Computer literacy: even this mean you have a good literature in computer science but technically speaking this not suitable to say Better would be to say: COMPUTER SKILLS and I AM SKILLED IN COMPUTER SCIENCE But you have to specify in with field or technical skills you have such as programing / hardware repairing and so on. Hope This help . Ahmed

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