Launceston & North East - Learning Activities

Sylvia's Kitchen regularly posts recipes that use few ingredients, are inexpensive, nutritious and delicious (some links on page). The website includes a wide range of articles about cooking, gardening and health, and you can sign up for regular e-newsletters. Contact Sylvia if you have questions or want advice about cooking.

Starting Point Neighbourhood House (Ravenswood) offers one-on-one support for people seeking assistance from filling out forms, helping with learning to read and write or getting your head around numbers. The House also provides help with basic computing needs.

The Windsor Computer Hub supports older Tasmanians to gain skills and confidence to use new technology one-on-one with tutors.

OPEN Computing offer computer and internet information and skills sessions for people with varied computer skills.

Launceston School for Seniors offer a broad range of classes, including basic and intermediate computing, digital photography and record/CD conversion to MP3. Registration is required, but you can contact the School about joining a class after registration day.

U3A Online provides online resources and courses in a range of areas and subjects for people who cannot access a local face to face group due to distance or disability.