There is one-on-one guidance, access to a laptop during class time and online material to keep learning at home. There will also be the opportunity to find out more about using smartphones.
Social worker Tangi Walker says the course providers approached The Hub asking if it would like to host a course.
''I was thinking I really would like to create the opportunity because I'm sure there are lots of people out there who are not confident about these things and I'd like to find a way to remove all those fears really.
''At The Hub we are trying to reach all areas of the community, young and old, and where there's a need we are trying to meet it.''
Tangi says with no Kiwibank or ANZ in Te Puke and the other banks only open limited hours, online banking is one area some people might welcome some guidance.
She says Covid-19 related lockdown also led to more people relying on the internet for things like shopping.
''If there's another round [of lockdowns] then it would help of people can feel safe doing their shopping online.''
The course will only be run if there is sufficient interest and anyone who would be interested can call The Hub on 975 0157.
Free computing courses are also run through Te Puke Library.
