Learn or upgrade computer skills, in this free training program – Computer Use being 1 of the 9 Essential Skills identified by the Government of Canada as necessary for success at work and in daily life. Topics include:
- Keyboarding for Touch Typing
- Using a Mouse
- Understanding the Desktop
- Searching the World Wide Web
- Online Safety
- Saving & Managing Files
- Free Online Resources
- Free Community Resources
Courses are offered at various times of the year, depending on labour conditions and learner needs. Call 613-932-7161, for more information.
A Few Words from Our Learners
“If I could walk in that door, anybody can! There was very little stress (i.e. exams). I didn’t feel incompetent and the whole process was welcoming. I have gained confidence that I previously lacked. Instead of being intimidating, I find myself getting excited about being able to access all of this knowledge at my fingertips (mouse).”
– Lynette Burnie
“(The course) is well put together, simple to understand and very rewarding. It’s hard to believe it’s free.”
– Jim Fedrock
“This (course) was the answer to my prayers. I knew nothing about computers. I was never able to use my degrees (outdated now) because of my inability to use a computer.”
-Eve Rafuse
“I can now operate a computer which is a blessing, because I was completely computer illiterate. Now I can search the Internet, email, and job search, etc.”
-Dale Dennison
“I truly enjoyed taking the Basic Computer course. I learned that a computer can be the best information at the touch of a button. It helped me learn how to sign up for my own Outlook account, save files, and go online to search for a new job. I have more confidence in using my home computer now. The class was small and more personal. Our teacher was very helpful and willing to answer any questions we had.”
-Candy Rediker
“It (the course) exceeded my expectations. I didn’t expect it to be so complete.”
-Marie Decelles
“The teacher is awesome and did a great job. Keep up the good work.”
-Kim Lenneau
“This gave me the basics to use a computer, so I can move on to an on-line course.”
-Michelle Rideout
