Extend your computer skills by exploring the fascinating world of the internet.

-  Beginners are most welcome, along with the more experienced users.

-  Learn at your own pace in a fun, friendly environment. We are a fully flexible service; if you miss a week, you can simply pick up where you left off from your previous session

-  You will be taught how to keep in touch by using email and skype, shopping, banking, online gaming, downloading music, catch-up TV and much more...

-  Our tutors provide personalised learning based on your needs

-  Try out a no-obligation session FREE!

-  We run six clubs around Edinburgh. Click here to find out the locations and pricing information

-  Want to find out more? Telephone 0131 346 1179 or email info@thirdagecf.org.uk

 

Browsing this site for an elderly family member or friend? Why not arrange a gift token for one year's membership. Contact us for a chat about our services



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Studying WebWise - beginners' guide to the internet

Launch of Corstorphine Club
The Launch of our 6th Club at Corstorphine, Edinburgh, by Colin Keir MP. February 2012.

 

Housebound and can't get out?

We have volunteers who can tutor you at home. To find out more, please contact us on 0131 346 1179 or email info@thirdagecf.org.uk.

 


Third Age Computer Fun were honoured to win
the Herald Society's Award
for Older Peoples' Project of the Year 2011.

 

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How does Third Age Computer Fun help improve quality of life?

Let's hear from our members...

'I am 71 years old (or young) - “who cares”.
I thought I was too old to learn about computers and scared in case I made a fool of myself.
All of the instructors have given their time so that I now have the opportunity to tell you that you can learn as I do (or thought I couldn’t do).

This has given me, and can also give you, a confidence in yourself to learn. Who said you couldn’t show an old dog how to do new tricks?

This is not true.

After retirement is not a place I wish to go back to! I can communicate with all my friends, family and grand-children by email and Skype.
You can learn everything from basic skills to learning new skills; all about holidays, taking photos, TV and radio on the internet. Health and much more information is available at just the touch of a button.


Want to join me? You, too, can overcome any obstacle that would have prevented you from asking. Can you do it? I say “yes”. At least give it a try. You owe yourself that much.' A.D.
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'I am 64 years old and a retired maintenance engineer.

I had just been given a laptop and although I had worked with computers for 25 years I did not know how to use it for myself. My job in the N.H.S used computers to track and record jobs in and out of the maintenance system but other than that I knew nothing.

When the opportunity arose I started with Third Age Computer Fun and have enjoyed the learning.' G.O'B.

 



Volunteer

We would love your help as a:-

  1. tutor in one of our Clubs.
  2. tutor to the Housebound.
  3. marketing our project.
  4. tutors who speak Cantonese, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, also required.

Age 12 - 25 Win your Saltire Award.

Having recognition for your volunteering and all that you have learned and done while volunteering can help with applications for collage and university as well as looking great on your CV - it really can help put you ahead.  

If interested please contact us

 

 

 

Not a club near you?

 

 

If you live outside Edinburgh and would like to suggest that we start a club in your area (Scotland only), then we would love to hear from you! Please telephone 0131 346 1179 or email info@thirdagecf.org.uk

 

 


Member of:

Age Scotland

Official Partner:

Race Online 2012

Originally funded by

Nesta


 

Awards received from:

Awards for All

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Funded by Comic Relief, through the Scottish Community Foundation. Comic Relief spends money raised by its fundraising campaigns, Red Nose Day and Sport Relief.

 

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Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council