 | What does it do?IT For All - An introduction to computers for older people.
At the Bradbury Centre, we offer short courses to get you started with computers.
Because things change so quickly, learning computer skills can keep you up-to-date with new technology.
With the expertise of our IT Tutor Roy and his team of dedicated Volunteers, you will be guided and introduced to a wide range of short courses and how to get started.
In addition to our IT Suite, there are also 3 computers available for public use in Jarrett’s Coffee Shop in the Bradbury Centre. You can use them for 1 hour, free of charge, when you buy any refreshments in the Coffee Shop. On Wednesdays and Thursdays there is assistance available for new and inexperienced users.
How can learning computer skills help me?
• Contact with family/friends
• Distance Learning
• Research hobbies and interests
• Use iPlayer
• Safe, online shopping
• Accessing chat rooms with like-minded people
• Digital Photography
• Make your own Calendars, Birthday/Christmas/Greetings Cards
• Access the latest Local, Regional, National and World News and Opinions
• And much, much more
How and where will I learn?
• All courses take place in our IT Suite at the Bradbury Centre – Tuesdays to Fridays
• All courses are taught in small groups, with a maximum of 8 students
• Tuition from qualified and experienced Volunteer peers
How long do the courses last?
• Most courses run for 6 x 2.25 hour sessions (13.5 hours in total)
• Some courses run for 4 x 2.5 hour sessions (10 hours in total)
• Taster sessions are a single 2 hour session |