In the digital age, basic IT skills help seniors stay connected with family, friends, and the community, and enjoy a more convenient daily life. Our information technology services aim to bridge the digital divide, helping seniors learn from scratch to use smartphones, tablets, and common apps, improve digital literacy, and regain confidence in staying connected with the world.

We offer small-group classes, one-to-one guidance, and themed workshops covering instant messaging, video calls, online shopping, e-payment, public service apps, and online safety. Courses follow seniors’ learning pace, progressing step by step with repeated practice and peer support, so that digital skills are built in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Whether you are new to smart devices or wish to advance your skills, you are welcome to join. Please refer to the service introduction below, or contact our staff for course schedules, venues, and registration details.