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UK Online ICT Centre
Based on
Lambeth Walk, Kennington and part of a
project developed by Estate Skills
Partnership, under Lambeth Housing
Regeneration Service we provide the local
community with free training to enhance
local skills helping local people develop
their true potential.
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The centre
provides Information Communication
Technology (ICT) training for up to 10
students per session. One single session
can last up to 3 hours with short break
intervals incorporated throughout the
duration.
The centre
is open from 9.00am –5.00pm Monday to Friday
(and opens late on Thursday until 8.00pm).
Courses normally start at 10am or 1pm.
What is UK
Online?
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UK
Online is a Government initiative to
help everyone use the Internet
effectively.
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We’re
here to help you, your family and your
business get online and make the most of
the Internet.
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UK
Online Centres are sponsored by the
Department for Education and Skills (DfES)
and run by Estate Skill Partnership to
provide people with access to new
technologies and help to develop skills
to use the Internet.
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Our UK
Online (ICT) Centres bring learning,
education, vocational skills training
and employment support to the residents
of Lambeth, especially those who require
access to ICT for training and to look
for work.
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TRAINING COURSES
ECDL
European
Computer Driving Licence – An widely
recognised IT qualification, a must for many
jobs. Very helpful for filling in any gaps
in your IT know-how.
Level: Intermediate
Time: Tuesday 10am-1pm
Thursday 5pm-8pm
Duration:
36 weeks
CLAiT 2006
The CLAiT
course is ideal for people who have little
or no experience with computers (or even if
you’ve forgotten most what you knew!). A
nationally recognised qualification for
beginners.
Level: Beginners
Time: Thursday 10am-1pm
Friday 10am-1pm
Duration: 20 weeks
INTRO
TO WEB DESIGN
Need to
get your message across? Learn the basics of
webpage design and share your hobbies and
interests online. (Course requires Word
Processing Level 1 or equivalent.)
Level: Intermediate
Time: Tuesday
2.00pm – 5.00pm
Duration: 10 weeks
INTRO TO
COMPUTING
This is an
uncomplicated introduction to computers.
Level: Beginners (Entry Level)
Time: Thursday
2.00pm-5.00pm
Duration: 10 weeks
SKILLS FOR
LIFE
Back to
work? Want to help your children with their
homework? An ideal course to brush up your
skills
Level: Beginners (Entry Level)
Time: Wednesday
11.00am – 1.00pm
(literacy)
2.00pm-4pm (numeracy)
Duration: 10 weeks
ESOL
For people
whose first language is not English. This
course will develop your written and spoken
English skills.
Level: Beginners
Time: Monday
10am – 1pm
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WHERE TO
FIND US
Location:
In the square on Lambeth Walk (No. 125)
next to Sure-Start.
Buses:
3, 59, 159, 360 (Kennington
Road)
C10, 77, 344
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EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN
THE CENTRE
Statement of Policy
We are committed to equal opportunities for
all students of the centre, irrespective of
sex, colour, ethnic origin, disability,
marital status, religious or political
beliefs, trade union membership, sexual
orientation or other irrelevant distinction.
We welcome diversity among students and aim
to encourage all those students to realise
their full potential by creating conditions,
which are conducive to good learning.
We believe that achievement of equality of
opportunity will be in the best interest of
the centre as a whole and our individual
students. Consequently, we are committed not
only to uphold the letter of the law, but
also to promote diversity and equality of
opportunity throughout the centre.
In order to put our policy of equal
opportunities into practice, we are
committed to the following (in no particular
order)
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- Publicising
this policy to staff and
students of the centre
- Developing
and implementing an action plan
to put this policy into practice
in the centre and keeping the
action plan under review
- Providing
training and guidance in equal
opportunities for staff
- Promoting
fair procedures for the
admission and assessment of
students
- Promoting
working and learning
environments, which are
accessible to all, such as using
large print, translations,
changing computer settings and
furnishings
- Using
language in official
communication which reflects the
letter and spirit of this policy
- Reviewing
existing procedures to ensure
that they avoid inappropriate
discrimination in their
operation.
- Developing
and publicising a mechanism for
resolving complaints under this
policy
- Using
disciplinary procedures when
dealing with serious breaches of
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Riverside IT
“…free computer training for the local
community”
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Develop New Skills
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Build confidence
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Learn
in a supportive environment
Riverside IT
UK Online ICT Centre
125 Lambeth Walk
Riverside
London
SE11 6EE
Phone: 020 7582 5322
“Estate Skills Partnership” in
partnership with the “Riverside
Community Development Trust”
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