Term 2 has ended with a round of different natured people who i must say enjoyed doing the Computers in Homes program and looking forward to do whatever else they are able to do. We graduated 32 people all up in this term. Mauriceville School - 10 , Ko Te Aroha (morning) - 9, Afternoon - 6 , Evening - 7 all these graduates are from all different schools that are under our program. Out of the 32 we have 8 that signed up for internet 2 of them are on UFB. Term 3 is underway with a class of 8 at Ko Te Aroha hopefully we can graduate them the last week of school for this term. Add caption The lovely lady in red is our lovely Mayoress of Masterton Lyn Patterson who did all our presentations to our graduates.
Congratulations to the 19 people that graduate tonight 26th April at REAP House. Amongst this group we have some Nannies also who say they love what we are doing for their grandchildren and helping their parents with the new technology out there. Also this week 27th April we start our 2nd group and they are a group of 8 nannies.The next lot start next Monday 30th April and Wed 2nd May all classes are full at this moment. The 3rd week of this term we are starting the next programme called STEPPING UP. Contact Martha for more details of this programme.
Kia ora everyone, Term 4 at this moment we have no classes up and running, the schools are quite busy this time of the year and also i have been in visiting the schools we are attached to for Computers In Homes and trying a different approach to see how we can attract people to do the course. Stepping Up also has been having its ups and downs but we still have the program running at our town library every Tuesday night from 6 - 8pm. Internet, this has been lot of concerns and issues wether its the setup/Harddrives /faults and waiting procedure. Here is hoping 2016 will be a good year for us all. Just looking back on our Graduation Photo's i found this lovely photo of one of our nannies who has now passed on but she really enjoyed her time on her computer , she done a lot of her Maori Womens Welfare league on her Computer she use to say she was so glad she done the course.
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