Embedding digital skills with Computer Aid International South Africa
30 locals in the Newlands community will be trained in embedded digital skills, aiming to increase levels of digital adoption.
Status: Ongoing
Country: South Africa
Partner: Computer Aid International
Impact goal: 30 people
About the project
The Embedding Digital Skills project is a joint 3-6-month project by Computer Aid International South Africa and Small Projects Foundation, offering accredited and globally-recognized International Certification of Digital Literacy (ICDL) digital literacy training to 30 local beneficiaries in the underserved rural Newlands community, South Africa. The overall aim of this project is to increase levels of digital literacy and digital adoption in the Newlands community.
Updates
The project will start in July.
About the partner
Computer Aid International is a UK-based non-profit organization who's mission is to bridge the digital divide and to use digital technologies to help overcome disadvantages, and to do this in the most sustainable way possible. We're working with the South African branch of the organization. Visit their website here.