Training
The Telecentre has a policy of offering support to the people who use the services
that are available.
We also offer the following :
1-1 Tuition
First Click & Second Click - free classes for beginners
Tuition
If you want more formal training, for any applications or
the Internet, then tutorials can be arranged. On a 1-to-1
basis the cost is $55 per hour . Special: 3 hours for $140.
ALL RATES ARE NEGOTIABLE so please call us for further info.
Training is available in the following :
- The Windows Environment
- Introduction to the Internet - You will discover
how to:
Browse the World Wide Web
Search for information on the WWW
Set up an Email address
Send Email and Egreeting
- Word Processing
- Excel Spreadsheets
- Microsoft Publisher
- PowerPoint
- Web Design using Dreamweaver
- Graphic design using Photoshop or Fireworks
First Click Second Click
If you havn't used a computer before and would
like to know how then register your interest in a First Click Second Click course.
Phone 08 9193 7153.
What is First Click Second Click?
The State Government is sponsoring free computer literacy
lessons for first-time users of computers under the 'First
Click - get started with computers' program
. Courses will include training in: |
- Computer Hardware
- Computer Programs/Software
- File Management
- The Internet
- Email
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Second Click allows people, with basic computer literacy skills, the opportunity to extend their knowledge base and on-line learning skills.
The training offered through First Click and Second Click does not involve testing of participants and will be provided to participants free of charge.
Click here for a more detailed outline of what Broome Telecentre will offer in First Click Second Click training. |
The First Click Second Click program provides access to technology and training
for people who might not be able to gain computer skills without
some help. The training provided through the First Click Second Click grant
scheme targets specific groups identified in research (commissioned
by the Department of Education and Training) as most in need
of assistance.
The research showed that the key groups least likely to be computer
literate were seniors aged 65 years and over; people from low income
households; people in regional areas; and women not working aged
40 to 54 years.
For further information about First Click & Second Click computer courses
in Broome please contact Broome Telecentre 08 9193 7153.
