Practical, hands-on training in PowerPoint, Excel, email, Zoom and everyday digital tools to boost workplace confidence. Term-based classes at Cheltenham Community Centre with concession pricing.
Tuesday 6 October 2026
to Tuesday 15 December 2026
8 Chesterville Rd, Cheltenham VIC 3192, Australia
$35 (concession, per term)
This welcoming course is designed for parents and adults who want clear, practical digital skills that make work and school life easier. The sessions focus on real-world tasks like creating business documents, managing schedules, writing effective emails, and using Zoom so you can feel confident in a modern office or helping your child with school tech.
Expect friendly, small-group teaching using laptops and hands-on exercises. Lessons cover PowerPoint, Excel basics, email etiquette, document formatting and calendar management, all taught in plain language so you can practise and ask questions as you go.
By the end of the term you’ll notice tangible improvements in productivity and confidence online. These digital skills are excellent for parents juggling school communications, part-time work or looking to refresh their employability skills.
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- Easy, practical lessons in PowerPoint, Excel, email, Zoom and document creation.
- Step-by-step support to practise skills useful for work, school admin and volunteer roles.
- Friendly tutors and a hands-on approach that suits busy parents balancing family commitments.
If you’ve been meaning to get more comfortable with everyday technology, this course delivers useful workplace skills, boosts digital literacy, and helps with school admin tasks parents often manage.
Classes run twice a week during the school term so you can choose a session that fits your schedule. Monday sessions run from late morning to mid-afternoon and Friday sessions are a morning option, offering flexibility for working parents and caregivers.
Each class includes guided exercises, short demonstrations and time for one-on-one help. Practical topics include creating presentation slides, spreadsheet basics for budgets or school forms, calendar reminders, and safe, effective email communication.
Bring a laptop if you can, but the centre provides support devices when needed. The structure is relaxed but focused, perfect for parents who want useful, transferable skills without technical jargon.
The course is held at Cheltenham Community Centre, 8 Chesterville Road, Cheltenham 3192 — a central, easy-to-reach venue near public transport and local shops. It’s familiar and convenient for families dropping in after school activities or on the way to weekend sports.
Consider walking, cycling or using public transport to avoid parking stress; the centre is near bus routes and community parking. The building is accessible and staff can advise on access needs in advance.
If you’re planning to bring children, check session times and ask organisers about nearby activities or quiet spaces; the centre often hosts family-friendly programs that can fit around class times.
This is a term-based course with structured dates; please check available sessions and commit to the term to get the most from the learning experience. Sessions are suitable for adults and older teens helping with school technology.
Concession pricing applies and places may be limited, so book early to secure your spot. Tutors welcome questions and will adapt examples to everyday tasks like school emails, volunteer admin and part-time job applications.
If you have access needs, mobility concerns or require additional assistance, contact the centre ahead of time so staff can prepare and make the session comfortable and inclusive.
Concession: $35 per term. Standard pricing and enrolment details are available through the Cheltenham Community Centre website or by phone. Payment and booking secure your place for the full term dates.
To enrol, follow the contact details provided or visit the course page online; early booking is recommended as classes fill quickly, especially with parents seeking after-school and weekend-friendly times.
Refund and cancellation policies are managed by the community centre — check their website or contact the admin team for specifics and any concession eligibility requirements.
