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In July 2000 at a meeting for Campbelltown Seniors Issues Group the first steps were taken towards forming a computer club for seniors in the Campbelltown area. On October 2000 a steering Committee formed; meetings were held; letters sent asking for suppo ...
The Canterbury City Computer Club for Seniors was formed in March 2001. We are a Not for profit Club whose members share their computer knowledge, successes and problems with others. All students have the use of our 8 computers or 4 laptops, or they may b ...
The Club was formed in August 2001 under ASCCA guidelines with 43 members to assist local seniors to learn about computers in a relaxed and friendly environment at minimal cost. Club volunteer trainers have developed senior specific training courses in 12 ...
During February 2005 Maclean Rotary called a meeting of seniors to gauge support for the proposed formation of a Seniors Computer Club. Approx 26 people attended and agreed to form a steering Committee to establish a Club. The steering committee was spons ...
Anyone aged over 55 and not working can join. Membership $15 p.a. We have courses in Windows; Microsoft Office; digital photography and much more. The Apple Mac Club meets 2nd and 4th Monday of the month 11.30 -2pm for $10 per session. There are short cou ...
Our Coffs Seniors Computer Club meets Monday mornings (except public holidays) at the Cavanbah Centre; near cnr of Harbour Drive & Earl St; Coffs Harbour. Free parking is available outside the hall (4hr limit) or behind the hall (in Community Village ...
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 ...
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 ...
Our club was incorporated on the 7th February 2005. Our first tutorials commenced in May 2005. Currently we have a designated room in the Multi Purpose Center at Charlestown. We have eight computers which were upgraded in the 2006 Christmas holidays to Pe ...
The Eastern Suburbs Club was formed in August 1999. We have 11 computers at Ebley Street for students. So that each student has the use of a computer or may bring their own laptop. We are at the Waverley Library in Denison Street, Bondi Junction on a Frid ...
Friendly group tuition in classes of 10 students with adequate helpers and interesting take home course notes. Informative and friendly Monthly General Meetings and HELP Sessions and also Genealogy; Digital Photography; and Creative Writing Special Intere ...
Computer Pals for Seniors Kensington commenced in September 2001 with two tutors taking 8 classes. The club has 70 pupils and 12 tutors and helpers. We take four pupils at a time offering one hour lesson per week. Courses taught include general computing; ...
In March 2006 a public meeting was sponsored by ASCCA and the Maitland City Council to gauge interest in a computer club for seniors in Maitland. About 60 locals attended the public meeting which was opened by the Mayor; Clr Peter Blackmore. Peter King; a ...
Manly has been operating since 1997. It is a non-profit organisation run by its members for its members. Based within the Manly Senior Citizens Centre; we teach Windows 7 and 10, Apple Mac, Android and iOS Tablets and Smartphones. Membership: Persons ove ...
A Seniors computer club in the Newcastle suburb of Islington. We offer lessons and activities to help Seniors with their computers and digital technology device needs. Our volunteers work hard at keeping up with the technology and providing relevant lesso ...
The club currently operates from the Meehan Room, Dee Why RSL 932 Pittwater Road DEE WHY. We hope to return to the Tramshed Community Centre NARRABEEN in February 2018. There is plenty of parking and buses at the door. We cover all the Windows operatin ...
Associated with Baulkham Hills Shire Council and manned by fifty volunteers. It is in its 20th year providing inexpensive; valuable technological training and social contributions to the community. See our website for listing of courses on offer. No Mac ...
The Computer Pals for Seniors Turramurra Club (CPST) has been functioning since April 2001 with volunteers teaching computer and technology skills to seniors; with the aim of making their lives more compatible with the information technology that surround ...