SACID online safety workshops
This online safety workshop is designed for people in South Australia with an intellectual disability.
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Interaction online safety training
Interaction’s free Online Safety Training
supports young people with disabilities to
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ARE-ABLE Learn Local digital skills training
are-able Education and Training can help you get the skills you need for study, work and life. Courses are designed to build your knowledge and develop your confidence. They’re free, fun and open to anyone.
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Beneficent computer training services
Beneficent have locations around Adelaide and South Australia. Their team provides computer training and support for people with disability. You can learn a range a digital skill topics.
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Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program
The SEE Program is an ongoing Australian Government program that delivers free language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills training to eligible Australians.
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Interaction online safety training
Interaction’s free Online Safety Training
supports young people with disabilities to
participate on the internet while staying safe.
Read more
ARE-ABLE Learn Local digital skills training
are-able Education and Training can help you get the skills you need for study, work and life. Courses are designed to build your knowledge and develop your confidence. They’re free, fun and open to anyone.
Read more
Beneficent computer training services
Beneficent have locations around Adelaide and South Australia. Their team provides computer training and support for people with disability. You can learn a range a digital skill topics.
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QDN digital inclusion resources
The Digital Inclusion project is bridging the digital divide and reducing barriers to people with disability (18-65 Brisbane & surrounds) getting online.