Beaver County Computer Classes

Literacy Pittsburgh offers in-person classes at PA CareerLink® Beaver.  Beaver residents may also register for any of our virtual classes.  
To sign up for a computer class, click the sign-up button below the class listing, call or text (412) 292-7097 or email DigitalBVR@literacypittsburgh.org.

For virtual class options please see the Allegheny County page. 

Creating a Digital Business Card 

PA CareerLink Beaver Valley Mall, 285 Route 18 Monaca, PA 15061
Tuesday, July 2
1:00 pm - 2:15 pm

In this one hour and fifteen-minute workshop, learn how to create a free digital business card using the Blinq app. Additionally, learn how to add a digital business card email signature.

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Intro to Instagram

PA CareerLink Beaver Valley Mall, 285 Route 18 Monaca, PA 15061
Thursday, July 11
10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Learn the basics of the social media app, Instagram. Learn how to share posts/photos, how to connect with others, and how to find and follow businesses and organizations. Create your free account.

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LinkedIn Profile and Network

PA CareerLink Beaver Valley Mall, 285 Route 18 Monaca, PA 15061
Tuesday, July 16
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Build your profile and your network in this hands-on workshop.  Bring your resume or job history to expand your LinkedIn profile and grow your network.  Write a professional bio and add to your skills and experience sections. 

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Intro to Canva

PA CareerLink Beaver Valley Mall, 285 Route 18 Monaca, PA 15061
Thursday, July 25
10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, and more. This workshop will show you what you can design and get you started by helping you create your free account and one social media post.

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This program is part of Literacy Pittsburgh's Ready & Relevant initiative, which is made possible through community project funding from the FY22 federal spending bill. The total cost of the Ready & Relevant program is $1,790,803. $675,000 (38%) is funded through a Federal Community Project grant. The other $1,115,883 (62%) is funded through other public contracts and private donations.

Student Spotlight: Nate
From the beginning school wasn’t exactly the place that Nate wanted to be. He unexpectedly advanced to the next grade. He did so, not by doing well in school, but by misbehaving. He said, “School was pretty much a bust for me. Teachers would pass me just to get rid of me."
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