Friendly weekly beginner computer class for absolute beginners at Clarinda Community Centre, hosted by Mordialloc Neighbourhood House during school terms. Bring your own device or use provided laptops.
Tuesday 3 February 2026
to Tuesday 1 December 2026
9:30am - 12:00pm
58 Viney St, Clarinda VIC 3169, Australia
$10 per term (Australian residents)
This beginner computer class is designed for adults who want to build basic digital literacy and practical computer skills in a relaxed, supportive environment. It’s ideal for busy parents who want to feel confident with email, online banking, browsing the web and using everyday apps.
You can expect small class sizes, patient tutors and a focus on hands-on learning that moves at a comfortable pace for absolute beginners. The sessions are practical and friendly, helping you develop usable skills you can apply at home or for school-related tasks for your children.
- Bring your own device (phone, tablet or laptop) or use the laptops provided.
- Sessions run Tuesdays 9:30–12:00 during school terms.
- Hosted by Mordialloc Neighbourhood House at Clarinda Community Centre.
Classes run weekly during school terms on Tuesdays from 09:30 to 12:00 and are structured as a series across the term. The first listed session begins 2026-02-03 and sessions continue through 2026-12-01 on the dates published by City of Kingston.
Each session focuses on practical topics such as setting up and using email, basic internet browsing, file management, online safety and simple document creation. The approachable tutors will tailor explanations so you and other parents can quickly use skills for school forms, communication and home admin.
Sessions are run by Mordialloc Neighbourhood House. The course is pitched at absolute beginners and repeats each term so you can build confidence over time without pressure.
Classes take place at Clarinda Community Centre, 58B Viney Street, Clarinda 3169, a community hub that’s easy to reach by public transport and local roads. The City of Kingston suggests considering walking, cycling or public transport and leaving your car at home.
The community centre offers accessible entry and a welcoming setting for adults returning to learning. There is a nearby bus network and local parking, but arriving a little early helps with setup and connecting to centre facilities.
If you need specific access support or directions, contact the hosting organisation directly—they can advise on access needs, where to park and the best public transport options to the Clarinda Community Centre.
The class is aimed at adult beginners; parents of school-aged children often find the timing and content helpful for managing school communications and online tasks. Please bring any device you normally use and the charger so you can practise during the session.
Cost is kept low to encourage community participation. If you have questions about eligibility or term dates, contact Mordialloc Neighbourhood House on the provided phone number to confirm details and any enrolment requirements.
Be prepared for hands-on learning: tutors will guide you step-by-step and encourage practice. If you have privacy or security concerns about accounts or passwords, discuss these with tutors so they can suggest safe ways to practise without sharing sensitive information.
Bookings and more information are handled by Mordialloc Neighbourhood House. You can ring them on 9587 4534 to reserve a spot, check term dates or ask about class content. Spaces may be limited so early booking each term is recommended.
The cost is $10 per term for Australian residents as listed by the City of Kingston. This low-fee structure keeps the course affordable for parents juggling family and school commitments.
If you need further help with booking, acceptable payment methods or class cancellations, contact the organiser directly; they will confirm term schedules and help find the best session for your needs. Keywords: computer class, digital literacy, Clarinda, Mordialloc Neighbourhood House, beginner computer.
