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Students To Offer One-To-One Advice On Gadgets

Monday 13th October 2014 Bath Echo News Team Education, News Headlines

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Older people are being given the opportunity to get free one-to-one advice about their mobile phones, iPads, computers, TVs and more at a dedicated event hosted by Bath students.

The free ‘Get to know your gadget’ sessions will be held on Tuesday 4th November, at City of Bath College from 1-5pm as part of the Bath Digital Festival in association with Age UK Bath & North East Somerset and the Youth@Bath Trust.

The students, from City of Bath College and Bath Spa University are offering free advice and guidance on topics like taking a photo on a smart phone, reading on an iPad, internet banking or keeping in touch with friends via Facebook.

Each hour long session begins with a 15 minute master class and then a 40 minute session of one-to-one tuition.

There are just 12 places per session so sign up early by emailing [email protected] or call 01225 466 185.

Refreshments will be provided and while there will be a selection of devices available, attendees are asked to bring any of their own gadgets with them.

Janet Dabbs, chief executive of Age UK B&NES, said: “So many of us have gadgets that we are only using to a fraction of their capabilities.

“Young people are experts in how to get the most out of technology, so this is a wonderful opportunity to tap into their expertise and get some answers to all those nagging questions you may have about your gadget.”

Age UK B&NES is a local charity that supports around 12,000 older people, their families and carers every year, with essential services.

It is always looking for more support, funding as well as volunteers. Please get in touch if you can support Age UK B&NES in any way.

For more information about the charity’s work please call 01225 466135, email [email protected] or visit www.ageukbanes.co.uk.

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