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A free computer course for those who wish to be more confident using technology, has been announced for Tipperary.
The free nine-week course is ideal for beginners and anyone looking to build essential IT skills.
The Level 4 Computer Course (QQI) will take place in Knockanrawley Resource Centre, Tipperary Town, beginning on Tuesday 27 January 2026.
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The course will teach students how to use:
The course is Part-time, daytime and no experience is needed.
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The course is fully funded by Tipperary ETB and spaces are available to book your spot now.
To apply please contact: www.fetchcourses.ie, admissions@tipperaryetb.ie or 067 71001.
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