literate
adj.adj. able to read and write. It also describes someone who has a good basic knowledge of a specific subject.
adj. possessing the ability to read and write; by extension, having competence or knowledge in a specific area.
Most children become fully literate by the age of seven.
In today's job market, being computer literate is just as important as having traditional academic qualifications.
The government launched a nationwide initiative to ensure that even the most remote rural populations would become functionally literate within a decade.
Inherited from Middle English litterate, borrowed from Latin lītterātus, līterātus, see -ate (adjective-forming suffix) and -ate (noun-forming suffix). Doublet of literato and literatus. Displaced native Old English stæfwīs.
Often used with a qualifying adverb like 'computer', 'digitally', or 'scientifically' to indicate specific expertise.