Digital Essentials courses

Our Digital Essentials courses are small classes with friendly and relaxed teachers that focus on improving students’ abilities and knowledge in the digital space.

If you have any questions about our courses, please call 03 9531 1954 or email reception@esnlc.org.au

Mobile Phones, iPads & Other Tablets (Intermediate Plus)

4/8/26 – 6/10/26

Tuesdays 10:00am – 12:00pm

A small weekly class for intermediate and more advanced students to learn how to better use their mobile phone, iPad or other tablet for personal and work use. This course is designed to build on the knowledge of mobile phones and tablets developed in our pre-intermediate program.

Price range: $50 ($35 Conc.) or $97.50 for non-Australian residents*

*Surcharge applies for card payments

Introduction to Microsoft Word & Excel

27/08/26 – 29/10/26

Thursdays 10:00am – 12:00pm

A small weekly class for people who want to learn the basics of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel on a desktop computer (provided at the centre).

Throughout this course you’ll learn practical skills for navigating Microsoft Word like saving, editing and formatting documents, as well as creating tables. You’ll also learn how to create and format a simple spreadsheet with Microsoft Excel and how to apply simple formulas (e.g. to calculate expenses).

Price range: $50 ($35 Conc.) or $97.50 for non-Australian residents*

*Surcharge applies for card payments

Computers for Beginners

Dates to be confirmed – Register your interest today!

A small weekly 2-hour class for beginners to learn to use their desktop computer for personal and work use.

Price range: $50 ($35 Conc.) or $97.50 for non-Australian residents*

*Surcharge applies for card payments

Mobile Phones for Beginners

Dates to be confirmed – Register your interest today!

Thursdays 10:00am – 12:13pm

A small weekly class for complete beginners to learn to use their mobile phone for personal and/or work use.

Price range: $50 ($35 Conc.) or $97.50 for non-Australian residents*

*Surcharge applies for card payments