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| Course Code | N/A |
| Entry Requirements | Sound computer skills. Basic understanding of bookkeeping an advantage. |
| Course Description: |
A short course for those who want to learn how to use a computer-based accounting system (MYOB) to perform basic bookkeeping procedures.
Content will cover:
Note: program focuses on PC compatible machines |
| Pathway: | Work / volunteering or home-based businesses requiring basic bookkeeping / MYOB skills.
Further study: qualifications within the Financial and Business Services Training Packages. |
| Location | Merrilands Community Centre |
| Mode of Study | Teacher supported learning in a classroom / computer lab. |
| Days | Thursdays |
| Time | 12.30– 3.00 pm |
| Dates | 25 July—21 November, 2019 |
| Duration | 16 sessions |
| Cost | Concession & Full: $43
+ Service & Amenities Fee Additional cost: workbook (price $29) |
| Enrolment | At PRACE Office |
| Contact | Tea & coffee provided. BYO snacks. |
Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth government funding.
| Course Code | N/A |
| Entry Requirements | None |
| Course Description: |
This beginners’ course will give you the confidence to perform a range of basic tasks on a computer.
The course will cover: · Using computer hardware · Understanding software types · Using basic Windows 10 commands · Using Microsoft Word 2016 (entering data, formatting, saving & filing) · Introduction to internet and email Note: program focuses on PC compatible machines |
| Pathway: | Certificate I / II in Information, Digital Media and Technology.
Work or volunteer opportunities requiring basic computer skills. |
| Location | Merrilands Community Centre |
| Mode of Study | Teacher supported learning in a classroom/computer lab |
| Days | Monday and Wednesday |
| Time | 12:30pm-3:00pm |
| Dates | 22 July—11 September, 2019 |
| Duration | 16 sessions |
| Cost | Concession & Full: $50
+ Service & Amenities Fee |
| Enrolment | At PRACE Office ph. 9462 6077 |
| Contact | Tea & coffee provided. BYO snacks. |
Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth government funding.
| Course Code | N/A |
| Entry Requirements | ‘Computers for Beginners’ program or equivalent. |
| Course Description: |
This program will build skill and confidence in the use of essential Microsoft Office 2016 programs (Level 1) for personal, work and study purposes running on Windows 10 operating system.
The course will cover:
Note: program designed for PC compatible computers |
| Pathway: | Potential to use skills for work / volunteer opportunities or pathway into accredited study (e.g. Certificate I / II in Information, Digital Media and Technology). |
| Location | Merrilands Community Centre |
| Mode of Study | Teacher supported learning in a classroom/computer lab |
| Days | Monday and Wednesday |
| Time | 12.15 pm—3.15 pm |
| Dates | 7 October—4 December, 2019 |
| Duration | 18 sessions |
| Cost | Concession: $50
Full: $66 + Service & Amenities Fee |
| Enrolment | At PRACE Office ph. 9462 6077 |
| Amenities | Tea & coffee provided. BYO snacks. |
Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth government funding.
| Course Code | N/A |
| Entry Requirements | None |
| Course Description: |
This introductory course will give you the confidence to perform a range of basic tasks on a computer.
The course will cover:
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| Pathway: | Work or volunteer opportunities requiring basic computer skills. Certificate I / II in Information, Digital Media and Technology |
| Location | East Preston Community Centre 7 Newton st, Reservoir |
| Mode of Study | Teacher supported learning in a classroom / computer lab. |
| Days | TBC |
| Time | 9.30 – 11.30am |
| Dates | TBC |
| Duration | 10 sessions |
| Cost | FREE |
| Enrolment | At East Preston Community Centre 8470 8107 epcc@darebin.vic.gov.au |
| Contact | Tea & coffee provided. BYO snacks. |
Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth government funding.
“I gained what I expected. Would like to write my life story for my children. Try to help my group of Greek senior citizens with their clerical needs. Skilfully organised, very professional.”
Computer for Seniors
” I have been a ‘stay-at-home’ mum for ten years but my last child is ready to start school next year so I thought it was time for me to update my skills and experience so that I could apply for work. At first I was nervous about going back into a learning environment – I felt uneducated and without skills. But after meeting the other learners I found out that I wasn’t the only one who felt this way and the teachers were very friendly and supportive. I am now completing my second computer course and have advanced on to learning PowerPoint and Excel. I also did a short course in AUSLAN (Australian Sign Language). All of this training will help when I start my Certificate III in Education Support later this year.”
Sonia – Powerpoint & Excel
Term 4 begins on 7 Oct 2019. Enquire now and enrol at our office.
