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Computer Pals for Seniors Bankstown was formed in July 1999 and originally met at Georges Hall. At that stage the club only had a few old donated computers and a few dedicated trainers. Currently we have a dedicated room in Bankstown Senior Citizens Centr ...
We offer training courses in iPad and Samsung tablets; Family History; Microsoft Excel Getting Started; and on using the Library databases.
Belrose & Terrey Hills Computer Pals for Seniors Inc (BTH Computer Pals) was founded in 2000 and provides computer training for Seniors (over 55) in most aspects of computer use - starting with complete beginners and working through many specialist ap ...
The aim of Berry Computers for Seniors is to assist the mature aged members of our community to use and enjoy the benefits of computer technology through meetings and other educational activities so they can simply use a computer with a degree of non thre ...
The organisation Computer Pals has been teaching people about computers and how easy it is to use technology as tool to open the door to the world for over a decade. The Training Centre is operated entirely by volunteers. Computer Pals is an incorporated ...
We work in with Matraville Primary School and use their computer room when the children are at sport; hence the different hours. We work only during the school terms. Each senior has a computer. The Club has been established 10 years.
The Bridgetown CRC provides the full range of IT training and information including specialised training related to identified IT related issues such as iPads, mobile phones, etc.
Brisbane Seniors Online Inc (BSOL) is a not-for-profit organization made up of volunteers who assist Brisbane's seniors become competent with computers and to use them online. Most mentoring is done on a one-to-one basis in people's homes if they so choos ...
Bulli Seniors has been running for about 30 years. The Computer Group started about 8 years ago. Carpet Bowls every Tuesday. The hall is also used by a Youth Theatre Group.
Burwood Club began in 2004 as an initiative of Burwood Council. Presently have 70 students per term with 14 Tutors & helpers with class sizes maximum of 6. Courses taught include Word 2003; Word 2007 in both Basic and Advanced; Internet/Email; Excel; ...
Formed on 28th March 2003. The club currently uses the Meeting Room at the Ocean Shores Community Centre. Members need to bring their own laptop computers to the lessons.