The phrase "computer workshop" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a class or training session where individuals learn about computers and their various functions and programs. Example: I signed up for a computer workshop at the community center to improve my digital skills.
She had rushed from a lecture, stopping to drop her résumé at a job fair, and left quickly for a computer workshop.
In Orange Farm, a forlorn and violent township southwest of Johannesburg, I visited a loveLife center, a complex of buildings that draws kids in with a basketball court, a radio-production facility and a computer workshop — but first, kids have to do AIDS training.
The next time you log in to Facebook or text a friend, picture a young girl in Nigeria stuck at home sewing whilst her brother visits a computer workshop.
"We need to serve children a meal at school so that they can learn better, especially those who are too poor to bring their own food; we need help to set up a computer workshop or some other activity to earn the money we need to pay for school supplies and repairs; a school pharmacy for first aid; and a school library".
Max Hollein, the architect's son, organized two fab student computer workshops at the United States Pavilion.
Her dream is to expand her woman's group into a bigger space and offer cooking and computer workshops.
How you'll learn You'll be taught through a mixture of lectures, seminars and computer workshops.
How you'll learn You'll learn through a combination of lectures, tutorials and workshops, as well as practical sessions in the lab or computer workshops.
Adults interested in honing their computer skills can register for noncredit computer workshops at the Pace Computer Learning Center at 1 Martine Avenue in White Plains.
Its civic education and English classes offer high school equivalency programs, computer workshops, classes in English as a second language, and civics lessons to more than 200 Chinese adults.
Canada's high school, middle school and two elementary schools — all charters — can't educate all the children in the zone; those left out can still attend computer workshops, fitness classes or college prep.
