4,9 /5
Average rating 4,9 ⭐ from 18+ reviews. Our students love their computer lessons!
193 R/h
Great news: 100% of our computer tutors offer the first lesson free! And a private computer lesson costs on average R193/h.
4 h
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With the Student Pass, enjoy unlimited computer lessons for 1 month in Johannesburg. From typing and spreadsheets to email and Windows basics, build your digital confidence at your own pace.

Every beginner benefits from understanding the core computer skills that make daily tasks possible.
A private tutor can guide you through each of these skills at your own pace, making the learning process straightforward and enjoyable.
In Johannesburg, expect to pay about R193/h for an hour of basic computer tuition.
Pricing can vary based on:
Online lessons are often more affordable while remaining just as effective.
With the right approach, learning computer basics from scratch is entirely achievable, even without any prior experience.
Working with a private computer tutor is one of the most effective ways to learn, as lessons are tailored to your exact pace and goals.
The average rating of 4,9/5 reflects the quality of basic computer lessons in Johannesburg.
This average reflects feedback from 18 learners.
These reviews help you choose the right tutor with confidence.
Typing, Excel, internet basics or Microsoft Office; find a lesson tailored to you. 1st lesson free.
| ✅ Average price: | R193/h |
| ✅ Average response time: | 4h |
| ✅ Tutors available: | 108 |
| ✅ Lesson format: | Face-to-face or online |
"Computers are good at following instructions, but not at reading your mind." Donald Knuth
For many people, using a computer seems rather daunting and very scary. While you recognise how advanced computers really are, you need to realise that you are the one who needs to instruct the computer before you get the computer to do what you want it to do. So, instead of being afraid of using a computer, you need to learn how to manoeuvre your way around the computer.
The best way to ensure that you learn all the basics of working with a computer is by taking computer training classes.
When you take computer lessons, your computer instructor will understand your fears, and he or she will work to remove any fears that you have. Be aware that most of your learning will come from practice.
As much as a computer instructor can show you how to do certain things on a computer, you will gain confidence on the computer if you try what you have been shown on your own. Fear is the only thing that will prevent you from gaining the full benefit of your computer course.
Before you opt for computer classes, make sure that you are ready to get working on a computer.
You may also be convinced to take up computer classes when you begin to realise how necessary it is to know how to use a computer in today's modern world. Knowing at least basic computer skills will help you considerably when you apply for a job.
Basic computer skills are also essential for students in university. Therefore, don't hesitate and miss out on the opportunity to learn how to use the computer.
When you decide to take a basic computer course, you need to know what exactly you will learn. Firstly, you cannot expect to learn how to programme a computer or how to write sophisticated code during your basic computer course. Instead, during a basic computer course, you will learn:
Basically, you will learn the basic operations that you need to perform when using your computer. Knowing how to differentiate between hardware and software is in itself a victory for someone who views technical terms as complete jargon.
While you are worried that you will learn only the bare basics during your computer class, you must remember that when taking basic computer classes, you are building on your foundational knowledge. You can always opt for more advanced computer classes thereafter.
"Technology is not just a tool. It can give learners a voice that they may not have had before." George Couros
If you need to take basic computer skills training for work, your oragnisation may find the computer skills course for you. However, if you have decided to learn how to use the computer on your own, you may need to be guided by word-of-mouth recommendations.
You can also resort to using the Superprof platform to find basic computer skills training classes near your or even to find a private tutor with whom you can find training on basic computer skills.
Make sure to read the feedback left by previous basic computer students before you settle for one of our Superprof basic computer skills trainers in Johannesburg. You may also want to weigh your options. Ultimately, your budget, your personal learning goal and current level of ability, and your location will determine which type of lessons work out to be feasible for you.
You may want to opt for a free lesson with a Superprof tutor first.
Once you take your first lesson with one of our Superprof tutors, you will have a better understanding of what to expect from basic computer skills training classes. The only thing you should be computing is how much benefit you will gain once you start taking basic computer lessons.
Precious
Basic computer skills tutor
Mr Precious is a very passionate person, he brings a lot of energy into every lecture he teaches. He is able to simplify any area of computer science in order for you to understand. He makes study material available to you and is always willing to...
Fantasia, 9 months ago
Seokamela
Basic computer skills tutor
Excellent tutoring with satisfying knowledge. He was more than great.
Boikanyo, 5 years ago
Lewin
Basic computer skills tutor
Would absolutely recommend Lewin. Such a knowledgeable person and has a great way of explaining concepts.
Stephan, More than 5 years ago
Oleksandr
Basic computer skills tutor
He listens to my questions and needs and he explained and guided me. He repeated when necessary for me until I was able to get it done myself. Thanks for your patience!
Celia, 1 month ago
Don quintin
Basic computer skills tutor
Good at explaining & teaching concepts and formulas, patient, guiding and full of humour. Good at finding solutions and is open to interpretation. Problem solver.
Tshegofatso, 2 months ago
Jubilant
Basic computer skills tutor
Miss Jubilant is an excellent tutor. She takes her time explaining concepts and she doesn’t mind explaining multiple times. She practically shows you strep by step and gives you reasons why the code doesn’t work. She also highlights the thinking...
Mpume, 2 months ago