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Frequently Asked Questions About the Club Services

Who can become a member?

Membership is intended for persons over 55 years of age who have retired from full-time participation in the workforce.


How will my computer lessons be provided?

We aim to provide tuition on a one-to-one basis. We understand the needs of seniors to learn about computers in an environment where they are free to ask questions and review and practice at their own pace.

In some instances, where requested, we will conduct sessions on a one-to-two basis or for small groups.

We endeavour to provide members with the opportunity to develop and improve their computer skills, in a non­threatening and friendly environment.


What are the benefits of membership?

In addition to the courses, the benefits of membership are:

  • Support with your “Special Projects” via your network of members
  • Access to advice in regard to new hardware, software and peripherals
  • Club newsletter issued Bi-Monthly
  • Bi-monthly workshop meetings
  • Special guest speakers and interesting demonstrations
  • Special interest groups - facilitated sessions
  • The opportunity to make new friends with similar interests.
  • An opportunity to pass on your knowledge to others, become a Tutor
  • As a member you will have the right to vote at all meetings and be involved in the administration of the club if you so wish.

What courses do we offer?

See our List of courseshere


When do your courses commence?

We do not operate to a school term timetable, but most tutors do have a break from mid December to late January.

Your lessons (sessions) will commence at a date and time convenient to you and the tutor assigned to you. We endeavour to have tutors available Mondays to Friday subject to workload and the availability of tutors covering the area of interest which you indicate.


Does the course follow a syllabus?

There is no fixed syllabus.

The content will be decided by the student & tutor

We aim to create a pleasant and non-threatening learning environment for members to learn to the extent that they require or are able to achieve with comfort.


What is the cost of membership?

Fees for full members are currently:

  • A once-only joining fee of $20 , plus
  • Tuition fee of $50 for 20 lessons, (1 hour sessions) Total = $70
  • or Tuition fee of $ 80 for 40 lessons, (1 hour sessions) Total = $100
  • After completion of your tuition, members are invite to stay on as “Post Tuition Members” for a fee of $10 per person, per annum.
  • By continuing as a “Post Tuition Member” you will receive all membership benefits and if you wish, you will be eligible to continue to participate in any of the club activities as tutor, committee or social member.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010



Hangman
Your goal is to save the hangman from the gallows by identifying the hidden word before you run out of guesses.
  1. In the box marked “your guess,” type letters that you believe the hidden word contains.
  2. If you choose a letter that is part of the hidden word, the computer fills in the blank(s), showing you where your letter appears in the word.
  3. If you choose a letter that is not part of the hidden word, it appears in the “garbage bin,” and a line is added to the hangman′s gallows.
  4. Guess correct letters and spell the hidden word before the hangman′s gallows are completed, and you win the game!
Hangman provided by The Free Dictionary