Browse the internet for free at Conville WCG eCentre
The Conville WCG eCentre, in George, opened in April 2013 and is located inside the Conville Library. The community welcomed the opening of the eCentre with excitement because it meant access to computers and the use of free services. The eCentre, surrounded by creches, primary schools, a clinic and a police station, serves between 700 and 1 000 users monthly and has over 2 000 registered users. Most of the users are unemployed, general workers or small business owners.
The eCentre staff aim to alleviate as many of the challenges and needs of the community as possible. The eCentre also assists local people to communicate more effectively with the government and communities worldwide by providing access to email, the internet and various government services.
Services
- Free Internet Access (45 minutes per session)
- Email Access and assistance to create emails
- Online Job searches and applications
- Online University & Colleges Applications
- Online Bursary Applications
- Online UIF Continuation of Benefits Applications
- Free Printing of a maximum of 10 pages per day
- Accessing social media
- SARS eFilling
- Online School Applications
- Scanning and emailing documents
Training
- Basic Informal Computer Course Training
- E-learner Online Computer Course Training
- International Computer Digital Literacy (ICDL) Computer Course Training
Contact the eCentre
Email: conville.ecentre@gmail.com
Address:
Conville Library Cnr. Pienaar and Nelson Mandela Boulevard, Conville
George
6350
More about Geroge
George, the second largest city in the Western Cape, is located on the Garden Route, halfway between Cape Town and Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). George has grown exponentially in the last 10 years, making it a desirable location for people to settle.
Most of the city's more than 290 000 residents (StatsSA, Census 2022) work in one of the several facilities available to them, including banks, conference facilities, retail stores, transport and sporting facilities and the hospitality industry.
