Our Staff

Director of Training & Senior Tutor
Keith Mason, B.A. (Hons.), P.G.C.E, M.Ed.

Keith was a teacher and Coordinator for IT and Computer Skills in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire schools and Further Education colleges for over 15 years.  Keith holds a Master of Education degree from the University of Nottingham and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education from Sheffield City Polytechnic (Sheffield Hallam University).

Keith has worked as an office administrator, child care officer, school teacher, college lecturer, publisher, editor, web developer, graphic designer, IT tutor and business consultant.

In 1998 Keith founded two IT related businesses: eSites-UK Ltd., a website design and web development company; and eBooks-UK, a digital and eBook publishing business, both based in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.  Keith was designing websites from the very early days of the World Wide Web, and has been a pioneer in the development of digital publishing and the eBook concept, which, with the support of Amazon.com, is about to take off exponentially. 

Keith has wide and varied experience in providing consultancy to businesses and individualised programmes of tuition for those wishing to learn about IT and how to use computers and the Internet, including training in computer skills, word processing, DTP (desktop publishing) and digital photography; web design and development; Internet selling and marketing; e-commerce and eShop management; search engine optimisation; video production; how to use Google, eBay, YouTube, MySpace, Second Life, and other ‘user-generated content’ applications; and general business start-up consultancy.

Director of Marketing and Basic Tuition Training
Jane Mason B.A. (Hons.), P.G.C.E.

Jane taught in Derbyshire Schools for 18 years before working as a Sales Executive for Educational publishers including Folens and A & C Black.

Since 2000 Jane has been the Marketing Director for eSites –UK Ltd, and Deputy Editor for eBooks-UK.

Jane specialises in literacy tuition, written English and basic IT skills training, including using Microsoft Word; writing reports, advertising copy and emails, sending attachments, and other basic computer skills.