Programs: Senior Citizen Computer Literacy

Graduates of the Chesterfield Community Council's Senior Citizen Computer Literacy Program proudly display their certificates, pictured from left to right are Frank Grego, CCC President, Eli Washington, CCC Chair,
Graduates: Mrs. Britt, Thompson and Fredricks, Versonya DuPont, Instructor and former City of Chicago Treasurer, Barbara Lumpkin.

The Chesterfield Community Council offers a Senior Citizen Computer Literacy Program to all individuals’ ages 55 and older. There is no residency requirement. Classes meet one day a week for ten weeks. Students receive thirty (30) hours of instruction taught by computer professionals.

The program helps bridge the gap in computer knowledge and accessibility between a younger, more technology oriented generation and the senior citizen community. The Program allows seniors the chance to experience computers, gain new skills and confidence while learning in a small group environment.

Beginning level classes are offered and students are introduced to Microsoft Word Processing, Windows and Internet usage and given a working knowledge of Personal Computers (PC’s).

Classes are held quarterly: Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. To register or for more information, call 773-768-4911.