Digital Skills Training and Support

Do you or someone you know need help with basic digital skills?

We provide free basic digital skills training across Tameside and the High Peak of Derbyshire in community venues.

Working in small, supportive groups, our trained staff and volunteers can help people with no or few digital skills, and those who need a confidence boost or advice on digitally accessing everyday essential services. We can help with shopping online, job searching, form filling, emails, staying safe online and very much more.

Please see below to enquire about how to access our training, including how organisations can make referrals.

Friendly digital training groups

Updated 06/01/2026

Tameside Digital Training Groups

For more information on our Tameside groups and other outreach please call Ellissa on 07724 219811 or contact us.

Direct referrals can be made through this form – Digital Skills Training Referral Form – Tameside.

DayLocationTimeVenue
TuesdayStalybridge10:30-12:00Academy HQ, Grosvenor Street, Stalybridge, SK15 1SE
TuesdayMossley1:30 – 3:00Emmaus, Longlands Mill, Queen St, Mossley OL5 9AH
WednesdayDukinfield10:30 – 12:00Dukinfield Hub, 1 Wellington Parade Dukinfield, SK16 4LE
Wednesday Hyde10:30 – 12:00Hyde Central Methodist Church, Crook St, Hyde. SK14 1NQ
WednesdayHattersley1:00 – 2.30The Hub, Stockport Rd, Hattersley, Hyde, SK14 6NT
ThursdayAshton1:00 – 2:30Ryecroft House, Park St, Ashton, OL7 0SA
FridayDenton10:30-12:00Denton Youth FC, King St, Denton, Manchester M34 6HE

High Peak Digital Training Groups

For more information on our High Peak groups and other outreach please call Suzanne on 07565 723423 or contact us.

DayLocationTimeVenue
Tuesday – Web2Work
Not third Tuesday
in the month
Glossop1:00 – 2:00
The Bureau, Henry Street, Glossop SK13 8BW
Call Suzanne on 07565 723423 for more information.
TuesdayGlossop2:00 – 4:00
(Third Tuesday
in the month 3:30 – 4:30)
The Bureau, Henry Street, Glossop SK13 8BW
Tuesday
Third Tuesday in the month
Glossop1:00 – 3:00Glossop Library, Talbot St, Glossop SK13 7DG
WednesdayNew Mills10:00 – 11:30New Mills Volunteer Centre, 33-35 Union Rd, New Mills, High Peak SK22 3EL
WednesdayGamesley,
Glossop
1:00 – 3:00Gamesley Community Centre, Melandra Castle Rd, Gamesley, Glossop SK13 6UQ
Thursday
First Thursday in the month
Whaley BridgeBy arrangementWhaley Bridge Coworkers, 8 Old Rd, Whaley Bridge, High Peak SK23 7HR
To book call Marella on 07947 606902
Thursday – Web2Work
Third Thursday in the month
Gamesley,
Glossop
10:30 – 12:00Gamesley Community Centre, Melandra Castle Rd, Gamesley, Glossop SK13 6UQ
Call Suzanne on 07565 723423 for more information.
VariesHigh PeakVariesIn the High Peak we support The Bureau’s Digital Health Support Service drop-in events, helping people to access GP online services and health apps including the NHS app.
Please contact us for further information.

National Digital Inclusion Network

We are a member of the National Digital Inclusion Network, a UK-wide network aiming to help people use digital technology to become more included, access essential services and take advantage of the opportunities the internet provides.

Our hub number is: 8006339

You can use our number above to sign up to free resources such as Learn My Way which includes a vast range of material to help you get online right from starting to use your computer or device, to online basics, video calling, online shopping and much more.

National Digital Inclusion Network
Learn My Way

Digital Support Derbyshire

PCrefurb is a founding member of the Digital Support Derbyshire Network. Coordinated by Rural Action Derbyshire, by bringing together individuals, communities, voluntary and statutory organisations the network aims to tackle digital exclusion across the county.

Digital Support Derbyshire

Digital Link Project

Our Digital Link Project works with, and alongside, organisations who serve people in crisis within Tameside, Greater Manchester. We aim to deliver training to individuals who need help to access digital services, and who are currently prevented from doing so due to issues around digital skills, equipment, or connectivity.

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