Home Tuition And Business Support

Home Tuition And Business Support Starting at £39 Per Hour

• On-Site Troubleshooting: Visit homes to diagnose and fix computer issues directly.

• Setup and Installation: Assist with setting up new devices, software, or home networks.

• Personalized Training: Offer training sessions tailored to the client’s specific needs (e.g., using a new software program).

• Maintenance Packages: Provide regular maintenance check-ups for clients' computers.

• Cybersecurity Awareness: Educate clients about online safety and security practices during your visits.

• Assessment of Current Skills:

  • Initial Consultation: Begin with a conversation to understand their current knowledge level, comfort with technology, and specific goals (e.g., emailing, video calls, online shopping).

  • Skill Assessment: Consider a simple quiz or demonstration to gauge their proficiency with basic tasks (turning on the computer, using a mouse, etc.).

• Customized Lesson Plans:

  • Tailored Curriculum: Create lesson plans that focus on their interests and needs. For example, if they want to connect with family, include sessions on video calling using platforms like Zoom or Skype.

  • Pacing: Move at a comfortable pace, allowing time for practice and ensuring they feel confident before moving on to new topics.

• Hands-On Training:

  • Interactive Approach: Use a hands-on teaching style where they practice tasks in real-time. Encourage them to ask questions as they learn.

  • Real-Life Scenarios: Simulate real-life situations (e.g., sending an email, browsing the internet for recipes) to make learning relevant and practical.

• Use of Visual Aids:

  • Step-by-Step Guides: Provide easy-to-follow printed guides or handouts for common tasks they can refer to after the session.

  • Visual Demonstrations: Use a projector or screen sharing (if applicable) to visually demonstrate tasks, making it easier for them to understand.

• Common Topics to Cover:

  • Basic Computer Skills: Turning the computer on/off, using a mouse and keyboard, opening programs, and navigating the desktop.

  • Internet Browsing: How to use search engines, recognizing safe websites, and bookmarking favorite pages.

  • Email Usage: Setting up an email account, sending/receiving emails, and attaching files.

  • Social Media: Creating accounts on platforms like Facebook to connect with family and friends, and understanding privacy settings.

  • Online Safety: Teaching them about phishing scams, safe browsing practices, and the importance of strong passwords.

• Follow-Up and Support:

  • Practice Assignments: Give them small tasks to complete between sessions to reinforce learning (e.g., sending an email to a family member).

  • Ongoing Support: Offer a way for them to reach out with questions after sessions, such as a phone call or text.

• Feedback and Adaptation:

  • Regular Feedback: At the end of each session, ask for feedback on what they found helpful and what they’d like to learn next.