Computer Village is a community based not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation in St. Louis, Missouri. Computer Village is dedicated to teaching personal computer skills, advance technology and technological job skills training to urban communities and the undeserved from ages 4 years to 104.

Some of our learning centers charges no fee to individuals and families that attend the main facility at 4411 N. Newstead, St. Louis, MO.

Computer Village was founded in 1995 by Don Holt. Computer Village staff and its volunteers, understand the importance of patience and caring for others as they teach computer technology concepts.

Each instructor believes that every client comes with his or her special talents (which may be latent in computer savvy). Creative reviews and lesson plans with real life examples, which our students can relate to, are constantly used.

Classes are built around the “African Village” concept. love and respect for our brothers and sisters of the world is actively practiced.

Current Activity
Among the practical applications taught are:

• Microsoft Windows 98/2000/XP
• Word
• Excel
• PowerPoint
• Access
• Visual Basic
• Adobe PhotoShop
• Computer Hardware
• Internet Usability

Our computer and technology learning centers operates all year, six days a week. The school serves 500+ students per week at over 19 community locations.

Computer Village operates an extensive outreach program that provides
on site computer and technology training  for after school, summer school welfare to
work, and adult education programs at community centers, public
schools, housing projects, health centers and churches.