Boyup Brook Telecentre |
Telephone: 97651169
Facsimile: 97651340 Email: telecentre@boyupbrook.org |
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| Boyup Brook Telecentre ...... a business service and rural community resource combining technology, adult education, training, information, office services and project management. |
Welcome to the Telecentre servicing the rural community of Boyup Brook in the heart of the South West of Western Australia. Boyup Brook is located 300 km southeast of Perth. One of over 100 Telecentres throughout the state, Telecentres work to the motto of 'You can do it at a Telecentre'. | Employment Opportunity A project between Telecentres in the South West and Great Southern Region of Western Australia, titled 'Southern Region Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) and After Hours Research Project' has resulted in a call for an expression of interest from a consultancy service to provide an Project Officer. More information. | ||
Computer Club | Teletracks Newsletter |
| The Boyup Brook Telecentre computer club meets every Wednesday from 1-3pm. Cost is $2.50 per session for members and $5.00 for non members. Learn how to use the internet, scan images and become familiar with a computer keyboard. | Click on the link for the latest Telecentre Newsletter | ||
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What's new at the Telecentre?
The Boyup Brook Telecentre has recently been successful in securing funding through the Telecentre Support Branches Telecentre Project Fund (TPF) for two new computers, staff training and assistance with a special partnership project with Edith Cowan University (ECU) Research Student Anne Bailey. The two new computers are upgrades for Telecentre Administration and training. The Staff training enabled two staff members to participate in a four day Certificate IV Business (Governance) course recently held in Perth and the partnership with ECU has resulted in a needs analysis survey being conducted to determine the needs of the community and feedback on the Telecentres existing services.