From how to use a computer or device to shopping online, there are lots of free courses to get you started.

Bite size modules include staying safe online, using social media and making your business digital.

There are a number of digital hubs across the city where you can access computers and the internet for free.

ALS run a number of courses for people looking to develop their IT skills in an increasingly digital world.

All Liverpool libraries have computers with free access to the internet, as well as Microsoft Office, scanning, printing and networked reference information.

Grassroots organisations all working to tackle digital and social exclusion by providing people with the skills and confidence they need to access digital technology.

Advice on how to protect yourself, your computers and mobiles devices against fraud, identity theft and viruses.

From setting up parental controls to advice on sexting, online games and video apps, the NSPCC helps you to understand the risks and keep your child safe.

You could be eligible for a free computer or discount from government or charity schemes that help low-income families, or people with disabilities.

An initiative run by Computer Recyclers UK who provide low cost refurbished computers to help people get an affordable and internet ready computer.