Welcome

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What' New in February

There is no General Meeting in February as Monday 6th February is the day that Classes Commence
The next General Meeting will be on 5th March at Avoca Beach Bowling Club at 10.30am.

72 of us enjoyed our Christmas Party in December and I do hope that everyone had a great Christmas and New Year and everyone has had a good break. Now we are getting ready to start classes again and we are all ready to take up our computers again.

There are still some vacancies in the Basic, Word and Email/Internet classes for PC’s. There will also be Apple/Mac classes for Basics and IPad’s, the User group will also continue
on Monday afternoons. We would like to welcome all the new Apple/Mac users to the Club.
Anyone interested in any of these classes should contact me. These will be no basic Elements Classes until July. Some other classes will make use of the Wednesday morning time slot as a temporary measure.
We also have 2 Laptops for sale these have Windows XP as the operating system but are not suitable to upgrade to a later system. Anyone interested in any of these please contact me on 4369 2530.

About Us

computer cartoonThe S.C.C.C.C. Inc. was founded on 15th May 1998, when a steering committee was formed at a meeting called to gauge public interest on the viability of a club for Seniors to help other Seniors learn how to use a computer. The need for a club was immediately apparent by the number of people who attended on a very wet day. The club was registered and commenced official operations on 27th July 1998. You can read our CONSTITUTION by using your mouse to click HERE. If the file does not open, it may mean that you do not have a copy of a PDF reader on your computer. A FREE PDF reader may be downloaded from Adobe Acrobat.

Our aim is to provide an introduction, training, self-help assistance, and advice on all aspects of computer use. We offer a friendly service (within the scope of the expertise of the club) to anyone over 50 years of age to learn at his or her own pace. There is no pressure to keep up with others. All our facilitators are members of the club who give their time voluntarily and without payment.

Beginner sessions operate as groups in a room using a data projector and screen. Members then follow this with courses in Word Processing, Email and the Internet. These groups are hands on, using networked computers. Other short courses are run on Photography and Publishing. More advanced groups are provided for, and these topics (or subjects) are advertised in the monthly newsletter. Bookings must be made for most sessions. More information is available by contacting the President or Secretary.computer mouse

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