STCC to offer free computer and digital literacy skills course
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Springfield Technical Community College in July will offer a free computer and digital literacy course for anyone looking to develop or enhance critical skills needed to compete in the workforce.
The eight-week program, which starts July 10, offers an opportunity for adults in the community to increase their digital skills with computers, online learning and keyboarding that is often needed for employment, college or training programs.
Hampden Prep, a program of the Springfield Adult Learning Center (SALC) at STCC, provides intensive digital and computer use skills and certificate training that align to employment and career pathways.
Participants can attend on-campus and online sessions and choose between day and evening classes.
The program offers an opportunity to:
- Learn how to use a computer, improve your typing and online navigation skills
- Develop skills with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office
- Explore careers and develop job readiness skills
- Build your resume, cover letter, prepare for interviews and apply for jobs
- Earn free certificates such as OSHA 10, Customer Service Gold, Food Handler, ServSafe for Managers and others through Workforce Development Training
To register for class and find more information, visit stcc.io/computer. Learn more about the Springfield Adult Learning Center by visiting stcc.edu/salc.
About Springfield Technical Community College
STCC, the Commonwealth's only technical community college, continues the pioneering legacy of the Springfield Armory with comprehensive and technical education in manufacturing, STEM, healthcare, business, social services, and the liberal arts. STCC's highly regarded workforce, certificate, degree, and transfer programs are the most affordable in Springfield and provide unequalled opportunity for the vitality of Western Massachusetts. Founded in 1967, the college – a designated Hispanic Serving Institution – seeks to close achievement gaps among students who traditionally face societal barriers. STCC supports students as they transform their lives through intellectual, cultural, and economic engagement while becoming thoughtful, committed and socially responsible graduates.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Jim Danko, (413) 755-4812, jdanko@stcc.edu