Gaining confidence using devices and the internet
Weekly Computer drop in sessions:
Forum 50+ sessions:
Hartshorne Court, Burton Street, Dawley, TF4 2BY, Mondays, 10.30am – 12.30pm.
Butter Cross Court, Stafford St, Newport, TF10 7UD, Wednesdays, 11am – 1pm.
View Telford & Wrekin Council weekly drop in sessions.
Just call in, take your laptop, tablet or mobile phone with you if you can. Get problems sorted, find out how to do new things, learn from scratch.
A group of volunteers who are confident computer users are offering their time to tutor people to use a computer and the internet.
Many people who have already been taught are now enjoying using the internet for: keeping in touch with family and friends, shopping, researching family history, booking holidays, filling in forms, finding the best energy and insurance deals, researching activities, editing and sharing photographs, and social network sites. The list is endless.
You can chat, share ideas, get help and advice and even help others and you can bring along your own laptop, tablet or smartphone or use equipment provided.
No need to book, just drop in.
Computer support at home
We offer help at your home with solving problems, learning and improving. You may find it harder to attend the drop in sessions, or you might have a desktop computer or need advice with about your broadband connection. We offer up to 4 visits free, charges may apply for longer term support. Please CONTACT US for more details.
If you are interested in becoming a Digital Support Volunteer, please complete our Volunteer Form.
Tech With No Limits – New Free Courses
Level 1 Courses
Wednesdays 15 Jan – 19 Feb 2025,
10am – 12 noon at Dawley Social Club, King Street TF4 2AG
1pm – 3pm at Jubilee House, High Street, Madeley TF7 5AH
Level 2 Courses
Wednesdays 26 Feb – 2 Apr 2025,
10am – 12 noon at Dawley Social Club, King Street TF4 2AG
Sign up online or call 07842 906098
Tech Training for Visually Impaired People
‘In Touch Telford’ are a friendly group of both sighted and visually impaired volunteers who have been trained by the RNIB on the accessible use of handheld devices. Click HERE for details.