An Island company is running a series of sessions that focuses on teaching mums how to use technology.
Love Tech is running six sessions across six weeks on topics such as, staying safe online, coding and social media.
The 'Mum Tech' sessions are being run for anyone who wants to develop tech skills in the home, work and homework arena.
Sessions start on February 24 and run until March 31- you can find out more information and book tickets here.
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