The free resources and computer classes provided here can help you become more comfortable using a computer and the internet, help you build the applied digital skills needed to participate in today’s digital economy, or help you start or advance your education in computer careers.
We offer free digital skills training through classes and workshops to eligible customers in our St. Paul and Denver locations, as well as virtually across the country. Classes are offered one-on-one, in-person or online. Online classes take place on Zoom or GoogleMeet. After completing a class, you may be eligible to receive a professional certificate through Northstar Digital Literacy.
Aado Perandi, CTEP AmeriCorps Service Member, Digital Literacy Instructor, aperandi@pcsforpeople.org, (651) 419-4931
Learn more about St. Paul’s digital learning opportunities here.
Emily Tow, IT Education Manager, etow@pcsforpeople.org
Join us for virtual digital skills workshops with Grow with Google! These workshops are presented via Google Meet, so you can learn from anywhere.
For more information about upcoming workshops, please visit the Colorado location page and check out the Upcoming Classes & Events calendar.
Build your computer skills through Microsoft digital education courses offered in partnership with LinkedIn.
To access newly available tools and resources, job seekers can begin pursuing in-demand technology skills for free through classes from LinkedIn, Microsoft Learn, and GitHub.
Need a little support? We’re here for you! In addition to the digital education classes listed above, we have support available through our Support Center online or by calling 651-354-2552.
Our support team can help you learn more about available classes, answer questions about how to use your computer or the internet, and much more.
Monday–Friday: 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m. CST
Tech skills are vital for success in today’s world and KidsTek wants all students to be empowered and prepared for the future of their choice. KidsTek’s mission is to prepare students for academic, career and personal success by increasing tech literacy at Colorado’s highest-needs K-12 schools. It begins with teaching elementary students that technology is fun through projects incorporating basic computer skills.
