Est. 2007 Training
Training that makes your team confident with the computer
Practical classes for groups or one-on-one, remotely over Zoom or on-site when needed, in English or Yiddish.
The problem
When the computer slows the work down
- Everyday tasks like email, files, scanning and printing take longer than they should
- Word and Excel are in daily use, but only a fraction of what they can do
- A new system arrives, and people drift back to the old way
- Someone wants a career in technology and needs a solid place to start
What we teach
Courses built around the programs you use
- Computer basics: email, the web, files, scanning and printing
- Microsoft Office: Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- Google Workspace: Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets and Slides
- Excel for the people who run the numbers
- Training on the new system we build for you
- College-level courses, such as Information Technology for Business
- One-on-one programming: personal guidance for people building a career in software
Our courses build a strong foundation for a tech career. Students have gone on to work in accounting, software development, IT and graphic design, and to start their own businesses.
How it works
A clear path from first call to long‑term support
- 01
Assess
We learn who is being trained, what they use today and what they need to be able to do.
- 02
Plan
The course is shaped around your programs and each person’s level.
- 03
Teach
Hands-on sessions over Zoom or on-site, for groups or one-on-one, in English or Yiddish.
- 04
Follow up
Follow-up sessions when needed, so new skills become everyday habits.
Next step
Plan training for your team
Tell us who needs training and on which programs. We’ll recommend a clear plan.