Library offers new computer classes

Do you need help with computers? Do you want to upgrade your job hunting or work skills? The Pittsburg-Camp County Public Library is hosting computer classes that can help. Experienced technology trainers from the Texas State Library’s Technology Expertise, Access and Learning Project (TEAL) are providing the following two-hour training sessions free of charge at the library.
March 4
4 to 6 p.m.     
Introduction to Microsoft Word: a two hour course designed to familiarize students with the common terminology, screen components and functions of Microsoft Word. Emphasis will be placed on proper document formatting techniques, file naming and file management conventions.
March 5
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.     
Introduction to Microsoft Excel: a two hour course designed to familiarize students with the common terminology, screen components and functions of Microsoft Excel. Emphasis will be placed on file naming and file management conventions. Students will create a working budget that they can save and use in their personal lives.
March 5
1 to 3 p.m.     
Resume Writing: a two hour course designed to instruct students how to craft a resume for a 21st century job search. Students will learn how to use computer resources to write, format, and distribute a resume that accurately reflects their skills, experience, and educational background.
March 5    
4 to 6 p.m.
Online Job Search: a two hour course that will provide students with strategies to conduct an effective online job search. Students will learn how to access job sites on the web, use job search engines, and fill out online applications. The course also includes a self-evaluation of skills and tips on how to guard the jobseeker’s privacy during the job search.
Classes are designed to make beginners feel comfortable, so do not hesitate – ask your librarian for details and reserve your spot today. The library is located at 613 Quitman St., Pittsburg, and you can learn more about classes by calling 903-856-3302 or emailing info@pittsburglibrary.org.

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