The student is guided through the logically planned and structured course. This avoids the anxiety inducing choices found in other typing programs. Exercises are mainly sentences with limited random letter drills. The course is used by over four million people in 11 countries. It is internationally acclaimed and used by teachers and professionals in over 3,000 schools, colleges and universities.
Latest News
The pen's no longer mightier but still important
22 November 2011
A recent Sydney Morning Herald article addressed the effect that the widespread use of technology and computer keyboarding is having on handwriting in schools and suggests that students should have the option to type rather than write final exams. Read the article at www.smh.com.au/national/education/the-pens-no-longer-mightier-but-still-important-20111113-1ndwj.html
22 November 2011
A recent Sydney Morning Herald article addressed the effect that the widespread use of technology and computer keyboarding is having on handwriting in schools and suggests that students should have the option to type rather than write final exams. Read the article at www.smh.com.au/national/education/the-pens-no-longer-mightier-but-still-important-20111113-1ndwj.html
- 25 July 2011 New standards don't require cursive writing
- 07 July 2011 Release of Skill Evaluator Online
Client Testimonials
"I didn't think it would be so easy to learn to touch type. I wish I had discovered Typequick before the age of 48!" Beauty Point, NSW "Both my mother, who is 69, and I have completed the course. She had never used a typewriter before, but now, she uses the PC to write to all her friends." Tasmania "I enjoyed the Typequick course and feel proud as I sit here typing away at 49 wpm on my computer, but most of all, I feel a great boost to my confidence and ability." WEA course Computers Made Easy for the over 60s |
