Empowering Northumberland – Roving IT training

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com 
and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565
Visit Shots! now
Meet Neil, our IT Tutor on a mission to tackle digital exclusion in Northumberland. Neil works for the Charity Blyth Resource and Initiative Centre (BRIC), but doesn’t stay in one place, he’s always on the move delivering essential digital skills training to those in need.

Over the last two years, thanks to the generous funding from The Access Foundation, The Willan Trust and Northumberland County Council, Neil has helped over 200 people become more digitally confident.

As a Roving IT Tutor, Neil travels across the county from Amble to Wooler or Ashington to Haltwhistle, helping clients gain confidence with technology. Whether it’s teaching an elderly resident how to send emails, assisting job seekers with online applications, guiding beginners through Microsoft Office or devices such as smartphones/tablets, Neil’s work makes a huge difference to the lives of many.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Neil’s clients face barriers to digital access, whether that be due to lack of equipment, experience or confidence. By providing a mixture of one to one support and group sessions in local community centres, libraries and our offices at BRIC, Neil ensures that everyone has the opportunity to develop their skills in a way that best suits them.

Neil & Teddy.Neil & Teddy.
Neil & Teddy.

With more services operating online, digital inclusion is more important than ever. Thanks to Neil and BRIC’s support, people across Northumberland are gaining the skills they need to stay connected, find work, surf the internet and so much more.

News you can trust since 1854
Follow us
©National World Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice