New Heights Community Project in Kingstanding are launching free IT classes to help people from the local community improve their computer skills.
The 12-week course starts on 20 April and is run by John Pemberton of Pembertronics. It will cover a wide range of computing skills including email, creating documents, sharing photos and more. To find out more or book a place, contact New Heights on 0121 386 4345.
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