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enquire about Digital skills courses ? enquireGetting Better Connected
This is a follow on course for those who have completed 'Getting Connected'. Continue to build up everyday IT skills using MS Office products, learn more about navigating the web safely, and will be introduced to Social Media and other applications that help you keep in touch with friends and family
- course code
- 4987
- Availability
- This course is nearly full.
- places
- 1
- Start
- 10 Sep 2024 (Autumn)
- Weeks
- 5 weeks
- Times
- Tue 12:45-14:45
- where
- Central Library
Google map
- fees
free
more information about this course...
- course code
- 4988
- Availability
- This course is nearly full.
- places
- 1
- Start
- 05 Nov 2024 (Autumn)
- Weeks
- 5 weeks
- Times
- Tue 12:45-14:45
- where
- Central Library
Google map
- fees
free
more information about this course...
Getting Connected - Keeping in touch via the web
Use email and the internet safely. Keeping in contact with family and friends and essential services such as GP, dentist schools. Understand the pitfalls of social media.
- course code
- 4985
- Availability
- This course is available for enrolment.
- places
- 10
- Start
- 10 Sep 2024 (Autumn)
- Weeks
- 5 weeks
- Times
- Tue 10:15-12:15
- where
- Central Library
Google map
- fees
free
more information about this course...
- course code
- 4986
- Availability
- This course is nearly full.
- places
- 1
- Start
- 05 Nov 2024 (Autumn)
- Weeks
- 5 weeks
- Times
- Tue 10:15-12:15
- where
- Central Library
Google map
- fees
free
more information about this course...
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