Getting more out of the internet can be easy and fun, and we can help you get started. If you'd like a helping hand doing a little bit more online, there's free and friendly support available from Age Concern Birmingham.
Doing just one new thing online will help you see just how much the internet has to offer and just how easy it is to take that next step.
No matter how confident you are - even if you've never been online before - our Digital Inclusion Officer, Joe Millington, is here to help.
Age Concern Birmingham are delighted to announce that
we will be a part of an exciting new project led by the Good Things Foundation,
with the intention to work with people of working age who wish to enhance
their technological skills.
The Digital Skills Pathway, as it is known, is available to people
between the ages of 18 and 65, who are currently unemployed, a carer or in an
insecure form of employment, is not enrolled in a current course, has no or low
digital skills, lives in the West Midlands and has not completed this course
previously.
This project aims to help participants to gain basic
digital skills, whilst enhancing their employability prospects or their ability
to progress to further learning.
If this sounds like something you or someone you know might
be interested in then contact Joe at:
Email- joe.millington@ageconcernbirmingham.org.uk
Phone - 07432739018 between Wednesday and Friday.
Our project is supported by the UK Community Renewal Fund through the Good Things Foundation and West Midlands Combined Authority.
