Become a tech-savvy senior citizen today
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(07) 4633 2313
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Everyone should feel confident about using a computer. David is enthused about helping people over 60 years of age as much as possible to learn basic computer literacy and Internet skills. Personalised in-your-home tuition is available in Toowoomba City. It is a proven fact that people learn best one-on-one. You only have to take that first step to discovering another world. |
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David Fredericks is the leading and most trusted source of Toowoomba computer training specifically for the over 60 crowd. Smart working, reliable and a computer enthusiast since 1985, David has the problem-solving ability and emotional intelligence to deliver a brilliant customer experience. Learn how to maintain your independence by using the World Wide Web to do your shopping and use email to keep in touch with loved ones, who are now commonly spread around the country and wider world. Use the web to make travel plans, book flights and hotels. David has the patience to guide computer-phobic types through their paces to become computer-savvy and competent users. A Windows 10 and Microsoft Office (particularly Word and Excel) specialist, let his knowledge and experience work for you. Call David today on 07 4633 2313. You never know what you can do until you try. |
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Please note that David Fredericks is a certified computer trainer. He teaches people how to use their computers and software. He DOES NOT fix computers or associated services such as Internet connections. This job is best left to a computer repair service. David recommends Rick Campbell at PineSeed, a Toowoomba based IT service.
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ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING SOFTWARE
For those interested in learning in depth the software used for Accounting and Bookkeeping, please talk to Ray Eastgate at www.spectrumcomputercourses.com.au. Ray travels all over South East Queensland. |
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THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE WEB
The golden age of the web is upon us: Seniors (age 60 to 80) represent the fastest-growing segment of Internet users, clearly proving that you can indeed teach an old dog new tricks. These days, eyebrows no longer lift in amazement at the thought of senior citizens going online. In fact, they are heading into cyberspace in droves to access information on education, health, genealogy, hobbies, and more. Plus, online communication has proved to help the older population reduce isolation by staying in touch with family and friends. AT-HOME PERSONALISED SERVICE Some seniors are initially intimidated and frustrated by computers. Although some retirement communities offer computer facilities, technical support may be fragmented or nonexistent. At-home personalised services are a better way for seniors to learn computer skills and become Internet-savvy. As part of his services, David helps his clients purchase their computers and peripherals, installs the equipment, and then teaches them how to use it. |
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KEEPING SENIORS CONNECTED
Once they are online, seniors generally want to learn about word processing, personal finance, and desktop publishing software. They also enjoy playing computer games and conducting genealogy searches. David makes it part of his mission to keep seniors connected through the use of their computers. His services can often include teaching computer basics or more advanced skills, or providing assistance with equipment purchase, software, and equipment upgrades. |
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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ART Learn how to draw and paint with your computer. David teaches you how to use a commonly available program on your computer to paint with light. He will show you that the computer is a great medium for artistic and visual expression. Back in 1985 David pioneered the study of computer art in Queensland secondary schools with the first ever '7' rating for the new subject. |
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THE JOY OF LEARNING
Education as we know it is changing rapidly. The classroom is no longer the only option to receive a world class education. With nothing more than an Internet connection and a computer you have the potential to develop knowledge and skills that will far outweigh the things you would learn just by attending school. The great thing about the school of life is that there are no grades, no tests, or requirements. It's purely about the joy of learning. You're never too old to learn, in fact the oldest university graduate was 99. |
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STRESS - ANXIETY THOUGHTS?
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GIVING BACK
David is giving back to his community. See the David Fredericks Foundation
David is giving back to his community. See the David Fredericks Foundation
Want to find me again? Google search 'David Toowoomba'.