Instruction

"I'm computer illiterate" is one of the most common things I hear from clients. I don't think most people are as "illiterate" as they think they are, but everyone can learn and benefit from learning if they are motivated to do so. Some folks just want to know how to get the computer to do something and some folks want to open up the hood and see what makes it tick. Of course, you can do the former without the latter. But if you want to learn more, there are lots of ways to go.

Take a Course

Currently I am teaching courses part time at the Southwest Vermont Career Development Center attached to Mount Anthony High School in Bennington, Vermont. Visit their website, call them at 802.447.0220 or email them at mail@svcdc.org. They offer a wide variety of courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners. Call me at 802.325.2525 or email me for other course possiblities.

Take an Online Course

The Career Development Center also offers online courses at www.ed2go.com/svcdc. There are hundreds of offerings there and at about $89 for a six-week course, it's hard to go wrong. If you decide to take a course here, tell them I sent you. Or, if you need help, or for other online course possibilities, you can always call me at 802.325.2525 or email me at mark@compkeys.com.

Organize a Class

If you want to get some friends together and organize a class, I'll help you find a location and teach the class. You can divide my hourly fee among your friends. Very economical! Call me at 802.325.2525 or email me for details.

Private Instruction

I can come to your home or office and train you personally. Call or email me for details.

Self Study Materials

I can get you started with self study materials like Microsoft's Step-by-Step series. These lessons are divided into easy steps, practice files are provided on disc and you can learn at your own pace. For other suggestions yes, you guessed it, call me at 802.325.2525 or email me.