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IT training

The IT service provides support and training for people with visual impairment. You may already have computer systems in place, and just need further support, or you may know nothing as yet about how to join the online world.

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What is this service?

  • learn how to use the talkback facilities on your mobile phone

  • learn how to make use of AI apps for people with visual impairment

  • learn to touch type, to email, to search the internet, or to do online shopping or banking

  • learn how to make the most of Alexa or Siri

  • learn how to use WhatsApp etc

Our IT trainer will come to your home and help you make the most of your existing devices. He can also advise as to the best tools for you to get connected.

Good to know

  • Cost: Free
  • Wait time: Longer than a month
  • Signing up:

What people say

I have found the IT training in particular to be very helpful. Tomasz has the right approach

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