About David Fredericks Computer Training For Senior Citizens®
Professional hands-on computer training for Toowoomba City seniors and retirees - learn basic computer and internet skills at a very affordable price. Become a computer-savvy and competent user. In-home lessons available. Please note that this is NOT a computer repair service. We recommend Computer Troubleshooters Toowoomba for this.
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Computer
Tablet
Services
Computer, Tablet and Smartphone Training
Learn Basic Computer & Internet Skills for Seniors & Retirees
Personalised In-Home Tuition Available in Toowoomba
1.5 to 2 Hour Lessons
We Come to Your Home - Toowoomba City Area Only
Computer Geek Since 1985
Specialising in Over 60's
Hands-On Training
Become Computer-Savvy & Competent Users
Very Affordable Price
Using Web For: Travel Plans, Hotel Bookings, Flight Bookings
Windows 11/10/8/7, Macos, Linux, Chrome OS, IOS, Android
Microsoft Office, Libre Office
Social Media, Google Apps, Digital Art, Zoom, Skype, Email, Security Vigilance
Desktops, Laptops, Tablets and Smartphones (Android And IOS)
100% Money Back Guarantee If Not Completely Satisfied
Over 60s Computer Training Specialist
Keeping Seniors Connected
At-Home Personalised Service
Fully Insured
No Call Out Fee
Computer training services
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EFT
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Licences
Microsoft Certified Trainer
Apple Certified Trainer
CompTIA A+ Certification
COVID-19 Digital Certificate
Australian Computer Society (ACS) Member
National Seniors Australia Member
Toowoomba Chamber Member
Police Certificate
Public Liability Insurance Certificate
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you do David?
I provide in-your-home technology training and support for Toowoomba City seniors and retirees.
Why senior citizens?
The over 60s demographic is the world's third largest economy after the USA and China. They are cashed up and time plentiful. Most marketers neglect this market segment in their advertising, but that is a huge mistake. The over 60s have not grown up with technology like young people have, so need a little help adapting to it.