As well as being extremely patient, Jane has a friendly, flexible
approach to ICT training. Computer lessons are tailored
to suit the client, whether they are complete beginners, professionals, job seekers, career improvers, "silver surfers", PC or MAC users, in their home or office.
Jane has prepared many courses/lessons, but often a client will prefer a 'troubleshooting' session, selecting specific
items that they require assistance with. Jane is quite happy to do this.
However, for those wishing to learn a subject more thoroughly it
is recommended that they select from the course
list. Jane has constructed each course so that, in
the vast majority of cases, it is completed within two to three
hours (depending on the client and on the course). Most clients
learning at home have lessons of two hours duration, whereas corporate
clients tend to have half or full days.
Clear jargon free handouts are provided with the
set courses. Jane demonstrates and explains every step, referring to the course hand-outs where appropriate. She then assists the client as they carry out each step themselves.
Jane is based in Aylesbury
and covers much of Buckinghamshire and neighbouring areas (see
map). Please note that she does not cover the rest of the UK or the USA!
For links to some great software
(much of which is FREE) and some very useful
websites visit the Software
page.
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