Looking For a Computer Tutor?

Are you looking for a Computer tutor and ongoing computer support? Coach Australia has been awarded for the 2^nd year running for our exceptional coaching to beginners and advanced clients. We work with a wide range of clients from those studying at school, people starting new businesses or wanting to learn to use their website. Also we can help you learn post to social media and be safe online

Our Computer Coaches are highly skilled and we have been working with clients using the NDIS  system since the inception of the scheme. We also train those who seek work place re skilling. Face to face or online training is provided depending on your location. Unique one on one attention starting at your level of understanding will give you a solid foundation to keep up with changing technologies. Everyone benefits from having their own computer coach as support is a critical part of having technological literacy.

Computer Services We Offer

You can give Zoe a call and discuss your needs, whether they be on a computer, phone or tablet. With out learning plan document we can help you to discern what you need help with. Often, clients will call up stating they want to know how to work with technology. However, they have no clear direction of exactly what it is they want to know. Our goal is to  help you to reach your goals and discuss with you not only what it is your wanting to learn but also what you are currently able to do. Often, people have more skills than what they think.

We live in a digital world and it is virtually impossible to have no tech skills at all.

Our Learning Plan document is a form that will provide topics you can develop skills in. Our coaches can provide assistance to buy the right type of phone or computer that meets your needs. There is no point in buying a racing car if you plan to drive on dirt roads. Likewise, the salesperson at the shop may not be the best one to advise you on what is best suited to your needs. After all, they have sales targets to meet.

At Your Pace, Place, and Time

After a learning plan has been created with achievable outcomes for your training, you are ready to make an appointment for your first lesson.

One of our highly skilled coaches will come to you depending on location or work with you online. We all need to be ready to move ahead with this digital revolution otherwise, we will be left behind. We see the children using technology so easily and can often feel like we have missed the boat, but this is not necessarily the case.

With the right computer tutor, you can learn. Anyone can learn if they have a teacher who understands the subject area and has a solid grasp on how to teach. We help to make learning effortless. Teaching is not a skill anyone can do – it is a gift and entails understanding where the client is coming from and meeting them on their level.

Below are some great tips on how to choose someone who can help you to learn, specifically what it is you need to learn.

Tips On How To Choose the Right Computer Tutor

Choosing the right computer tutor for you can be challenging. How do you decide who is going to fast-track your learning and help you to get the best results? Or furthermore, who will be able to provide you with ongoing computer support? It’s not as easy as searching online and just picking a number – finding the right teacher for you takes a bit more time and research.

But where do you start?

These tips will help you decide which tutor is going to be best for you.

1. Select a Format

First, you need to decide what is best for you – would online tutoring be enough? Do you need more computer support, would one-on-one tutoring work better? Or are you hoping to enjoy something a bit more social –perhaps a group situation may suit you best? Whatever it is, before you set out to find the best tutor for you, decide which format would suit your learning needs the best.

2. Look For Reviews

The beauty of the internet and reviews is that they give honest feedback about how people have found this person’s support. You may also be guided by the ratings on their Google business or website listing page. Where someone has rated 4-5 stars, they are likely to be a worthwhile tutor who gets results.

Reviews are the new referral. However, there are those who don’t want to use that route. You may also ask if you can contact a coach’s past students for a referral. Or you may like to reach out to friends and family and see if they can recommend someone.

3. Interview the Tutor

Once you have chosen a computer coach who you think may be right for you, contact them and set up an interview. What you’re looking for is someone who is honest, trustworthy and that you genuinely connect with. Someone that will answer your questions and provide ongoing computer support. The key is to find someone approachable who genuinely cares and wants you to succeed.

A good coach will be happy to have a lengthy discussion to get to know you. They will try to understand your needs and requirements, as well as your interests and goals. This interview will be a two-way street. It will give you a good indication of whether this person will be right for you. Pay attention to their credentials as well as their attitude, teaching style and expertise in any specific area you need assistance with.

Call Zoe today on 0407 956 071 and have a chat about your needs or email computercoachaustralia@gmail.com