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Blenheim School is a Computers in Homes Training Centre 2015/16. Please visit www.computersinhomes.nz for details.

Kaikoura District Library partners with Digital Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa to offer Stepping UP – free computer & internet training for adults wanting to learn in easy steps, relevant to their life and interests, in informal and friendly classes.

Also available is Spark Jump, a pre-pay internet connection which is designed for families with children aged up to 18 who don’t have a current broadband connection at home, and whose household is in a 4G coverage area.

Workshop participants receive a free Wi-Fi modem and 30GB of data for $10 on a pre-pay service with no fixed contract.

Classes are hosted by the library (check local class listings.) 

Contact Nikki Eagle at Kaikoura Library for more information (03) 319 6280.

The Marlborough District Library offer free Computer access, Wifi access, and also offers Stepping UP – free computer & internet training for adults wanting to learn in easy steps, in informal, friendly classes and Is a 20/20 partner for Spark Jump – prepay broadband with no contract, no credit checks, no set-up charges. Check local course listings.

Rural Education Activities Programmes (REAPs) provide education opportunities and support to their communities, from pre-schoolers to adults, and was a Computers in Homes Training Centre 2016/17. Courses include Computing for Beginners and assisting with Stepping UP courses with Marlborough District Library . Check out local Stepping UP courses.

Ngati Apa ki te Ra To Trust is a Computers in Homes Training Centre 2015/16. Please visit www.computersinhomes.nz for details.

The Picton Library and Service Centre offers free computer access and Wi-Fi. Is a 20/20 partner offering Stepping UP (free computer & internet training in easy steps, relevant to your life and interests, in informal friendly classes) and Spark Jump (prepay broadband with no contract, no credit checks, no set-up charges. for families with children). Contact helen.devlin@marlborough.govt.nz, 03 520 7493 or check local course listings.

Queen Charlotte College is a Computers in Homes Training Centre 2015/16. Please visit www.computersinhomes.nz for details.

Learn from people your own age in small, friendly and stress-free classes. SeniorNet is a community training network supporting and motivating people aged 50+ to enjoy digital technology in their daily lives and interests.

Learn from people your own age in small, friendly and stress-free classes. SeniorNet is a community training network supporting and motivating people aged 50+ to enjoy digital technology in their daily lives and interests.