FREE Computer Training! Online or In-Person - Use this form to ask us how to register

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FREE Computer Training! Online or In-Person - Use this form to ask us how to register - (No money required!)

TestOut Digital Literacy Pro is free to low-income students, ages 11-adult.

(All others only $25.00!)

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TestOut Digital Literacy Pro is an introductory computer course that prepares students for college-level instruction or trade certification.

Students will learn the basics of computing: Keyboarding; Hardware and Software Use; Applications for Word Processing, Spreadsheets, and Presentations; Use pf and Applications for Desktop, Laptop and Mobile Devices, Internet Use and Safety, and more!

First Name *

Last Name *

Email address *

Phone number *

What experience do you have with technology? *

I can use email, some applications, desktop/laptop computers and mobile devices

I can use email and mobile devices only

I can use email only

I can only use my phone

I have no experience

What is your reason for taking this class? *

I want to prepare for college

I want to prepare for a trade

I want to increase my skills to improve at my job

I want to increase my skills for using the computer at home

Other:

How much time can you devote to this class each week? *

10 hours or more

5-10 hours

1-5 hours

What is your education level?

Middle School

Some High School

High school diploma

Some college

College degree(s)

Do you have a laptop or desktop computer at home? *

Yes

If you need help, are you able to travel to downtown Oxnard, or would you prefer virtual instruction?

I can travel

I prefer virtual instruction

I can do either one

Thank you for your inquiry! We will contact you soon. Do you have any questions or comments?

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