Whats the MSCC club all about?
The Muswellbrook Seniors Computer Club (MSCC) is aimed at helping meet the needs of Muswellbrook and District Seniors who want to better use computers and related systems.

A prime objective of the club is to teach seniors to use and enjoy the benefits of computer technology and to provide a seniors oriented resource that members can comfortably call on to help solve their computer related issues.

All training is conducted in a positive and friendly environment where seniors learn from other seniors. They can learn what they choose to learn and they can learn at their own pace.  The club encourages members to bring their own project to the training sessions.

As the club will have a number of members who act as tutors and committee persons, the self-esteem of these people will be enhanced by what they are able to give to others.

We also use regular monthly meetings to share ideas and help seniors resolve issues they may be having. 

And lastly, and most importantly, for all to have fun doing it.

What are the Clubs Aims and Objectives?

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Who can join the MSCC?

  1. Firstly you MUST be a member of the Muswellbrook Senior Citizens Association.  Joining is simple, no joining forms required, simply see the Senior Cits Secretary, give them your name and pay your money.  Cost to join the Senior Cits: $6 the first year and then $3 a year after that. 
  2. Then you see anyone on the MSCC Committee, fill out a small form and pay them your money. MSCC membership runs for a financial year 1/7 to 30/6 and, as from 1/7/2009 costs $5.

Where and when does the MSCC meet?
The usual club meeting is held at the Muswellbrook Senior Citizens Rooms in Market Lane Muswellbrook on the First Monday of the month.  The meeting starts at 2 pm.  Visitors are most welcome to come along and see what we get up to.  Play 'stump the experts' with your PC problem. 

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What will the club do for me?

  • Provide training courses at low cost that are specifically designed and timed for seniors.
  • Provide contacts with people of similar interests
  • Help you to reach out to the world, to develop new interests, to use that 'damn thing you paid a lot of money for'.
  • Help you outsmart at least your kids (often not hard), and possibly even the grandkids (MUCH bigger challenge!!)