It's amazing how learning how to use the internet and email changes peoples
lives.
You don't have to have a computer at home to be able to benefit - learn to
get online and you can get free access at your local library.
People save time and money by shopping online, booking cheap flights and
holidays and using auction sites like Ebay.
It is also helps people keep in touch and make new friends.
e-Citizen is a fun and friendly way for people to learn how to use the
internet and email and is available all across the country.
About e-Citizen
e-Citizen is a fun and simple way for people to use to learn how to use the
internet and email.
features simulated websites so
that people can familiarize themselves with how a website operates, whilst also
learning how to use the internet safely and securely.
It starts with how to switch on a computer and use a mouse and then moves
onto to write and send emails, how to open files, how to shop online and how to
find information online to name just a few elements.
Many people find it great fun to meet other people that are also new to
computers and are learning how to use the internet - it's always reassuring to
find there are lots of other people out there who are just now starting to
learn internet skills.
Cost
£80.00 (including Cost of Test)
There is no charge if
you are:-
-
In receipt of Job
Seekers Allowance or any Income Based benefit.
-
Unwaged dependant of
JSA or Income Based benefit recipient.
-
In receipt of Working
Family Tax Credit-if your household income is less than £15,050 per annum
(stated on page 2 of your award form TC601).
-
Level 2 entitlement
pilot.
A £25 deposit (Refundable on successful completion) is required if
access is supported by a valid benefit
|
