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John Wheatley Learning Network North East John Wheatley • Barmulloch Community Development Company, Barmulloch • Barroweld Community Centre, Camlachie • Bridge Flexible Learning Centre, Easterhouse • Bridge Library, Easterhouse Learning Network • Bridgeton Community Learning Campus, Bridgeton • Calton Heritage and Learning Centre, Calton • Calvay Centre, Barlanark • Carmyle Community Centre, Carmyle • The Connie, Provanhall johnwheatleylearningnetwork.scot • Cranhill Development Trust, Cranhill • Cranhill Community Centre, Cranhill • East End Flexible Learning Centre, Haghill • The Enterprise Centre, Bridgeton • FARE, Easterhouse • Fuse, Shettleston • The Glenburn Centre, Easthall • The Hub, Wellhouse • Helenvale Tenants' Hall, Parkhead • Innerzone, Wellhouse • The Legacy Hub, Dalmarnock • Lodging House Mission, Barrowlands • 160 Club, Royston • Oasis at Wallacewell, Wallacewell • The Pavillion, Easterhouse • Rosemount Lifelong Learning, Royston • Ruchazie Community Centre, Ruchazie • Ruchazie Parish Church, Ruchazie • Sandyhills Tenants' Hall, Sandyhills • Shettleston Men’s Shed, Shettleston • Springburn Library & Flexible Learning Centre, Springburn • Tollcross Advice and Learning Centre, Tollcross • Quarriers Family Resource Centre, Ruchazie North West • Ashgill Recreation Centre, Milton • Balloch Library • Cadder Community Centre, Cadder • Linkes, Knightswood • The Maryhill Hub, Maryhill LEARNING NETWORK CENTRES South • Castlemilk Library, Castlemilk • Toryglen Community Base, Toryglen • The Senior Centre, Castlemilk Glasgow Kelvin College flexible learning tutors support IT skills development according to your individual needs – from Online Learning complete beginners to ECDL level. Classes take place every day in our main campus centres and at specified times in many of the learning centres listed overleaf We can support you to learn to use Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook) – including the new online Office 365 versions, and a range of other digital skills: • How to use websites and online forms • How to use email including attached files; • How to use mobile devices in our Wi-Fi-enabled main campus and partner learning centres; • How to edit photographs; and • you tell us what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you find the learning resources If you’re looking to develop IT skills to help you in your job, or to help you in looking for a job, you’ll find we’ve a range of certification which will help You could gain College certificates benchmarked against SCQF levels for office software, working with email, photographs and more, and we’ve also a range of formal certificates you can gain, including: • ECDL (in our main campus centres) • Using a Keyboard (SCQF level 3) • NPA (SCQF level 3) Digital Literacy The Network supports approximately 7,000 people each year in free • NPA (SCQF levels 4 to 6) Digital Passport Internet access and the use of College standard PCs, software, • NPA (SCQF levels 4 to 6) PC Passport security and account services, providing portability of accounts, Drop in and begin your IT skills learning journey with us – email and les from main campus to local neighbourhood centres. flexible learning means you learn based on your own interests and starting point, you work at your own pace and you get tutor support when you need it….
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