Evening-friendly schedule
Modules unlock once a week. Live Q&A runs Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings — designed around full-time jobs and family commitments.
Singapore · English · Ages 45+
Learn to run a blog, take freelance clients, or sell products online — with weekly modules, written feedback, and optional sessions at our Bencoolen Street centre. No coding background needed.
Most of our learners are between 45 and 65. They have years of work experience — they need practical steps, not motivational slogans.
Modules unlock once a week. Live Q&A runs Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings — designed around full-time jobs and family commitments.
Each lesson includes a short video, a printable checklist, and screenshots with labels. Terminology is explained the first time it appears.
Bloggers publish eight articles. Freelancers complete a profile and two proposals. Sellers launch five product listings with photos and descriptions.
PayNow setup, local courier options, Carousell listings, and freelance platforms commonly used here — not generic overseas templates.
Pick one track or start with Digital Basics if you want to strengthen everyday computer skills first.
Choose a topic you know, set up WordPress or Substack, publish regularly, and learn ethical ways to earn from affiliates and newsletter subscriptions.
Blogging course
Turn career skills into service packages. Write a Upwork or Fiverr profile, send proposals, scope projects, and invoice clients correctly.
Freelancing course
Photograph products with your phone, write descriptions buyers understand, list on Carousell or Shopify Lite, and handle orders locally.
Online selling course
Email, cloud storage, video calls, password safety, and browsing confidently — the foundation before any income-focused programme.
Digital basics course
Monday: New module opens — 15–20 minute video plus checklist.
Wednesday: You complete the assignment at home (usually 2–4 hours).
Friday: Upload your work; an advisor reviews it by the following Wednesday.
Twice monthly: Optional live call to ask questions about your specific situation — caring duties, part-time work, platform choice.
Alternate Saturdays: drop-in clinic at 180 Bencoolen Street if you prefer face-to-face help with a laptop task.
About our teamOnline income requires regular effort. We teach the skills; you apply them in your own time.
Fees depend on programme length and support level. Contact us for current options — we reply within two business days.
Helen, 58 — retired teacher. After Blog Development she publishes weekly tips for substitute teachers and earns from a paid newsletter.
Raj, 52 — part-time logistics worker. Freelance Skills led to two clients who pay him to maintain inventory spreadsheets from home.
These took months of consistent work. Your timeline will depend on your niche and hours available.
Tell us your background and weekly hours available. We will suggest a starting point — even if that means Digital Basics first.