Digital literacy
Build digital skills. Put technology to work.
Practical digital skills programmes for teachers, communities, small businesses and staff, planned around your people and delivered in person or online.
Delivery record
Thousands trained, in every kind of setting.
Select a district to see who took part.
- People trained
- 4,296
- Districts
- 6
- Training venues
- 34
- Women participants
- 43%
- Participants
- 1,313
- Women
- 717 (55%)
- Men
- 596
- Region
- Western
- Participants
- 833
- Women
- 204 (24%)
- Men
- 629
- Region
- Eastern
- Participants
- 753
- Women
- 528 (70%)
- Men
- 225
- Region
- Central
- Participants
- 563
- Women
- 148 (26%)
- Men
- 415
- Region
- Northern
- Participants
- 431
- Women
- 147 (34%)
- Men
- 284
- Region
- Eastern
- Participants
- 403
- Women
- 114 (28%)
- Men
- 289
- Region
- Northern
Who we train
A programme for every group.
Every programme has clear outcomes and modules. Pick a group to see its programmes.
Teachers
Digital skills, the digital classroom, inclusive learning, green STEM, future-ready teaching and AI for teachers.
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First steps online, creative digital skills and online work, for community groups, women, older people and young people.
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Marketing and selling online, and running the business with simple digital tools for records, money and admin.
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Cybersecurity awareness, data protection and productivity with AI, for teams at your offices or online.
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Ways to work together
From one workshop to a whole programme.
Start with the part you need, or have the whole programme planned and run for you.
Training delivery
Practical training for your staff, members or community, focused on the digital skills they will use.
Best for: Organisations, schools and community groups
What’s included
- Hands-on, practical sessions
- Topics matched to your participants
- Exercises with everyday tools
Digital skills curriculum
A digital skills curriculum written for your participants: what they learn, in what order, with the tools they have.
Best for: Schools, training centres and programme teams
What’s included
- Learning outcomes
- Session and lesson plans
- Trainer and participant materials
Train-the-trainer
Prepare your teachers, facilitators or digital champions to run sessions with confidence.
Best for: Teachers, facilitators and digital champions
What’s included
- Delivery skills and practice sessions
- Using the curriculum and materials
- Ways to keep learning going
- End-to-end
Programme implementation
One partner for the whole programme, from planning to the last session, across classes, teams or communities.
Best for: NGOs, companies and development partners
What’s included
- Needs assessment and planning
- Curriculum and training delivery
- Progress records for reporting
For implementing partners
Delivering a funded digital skilling programme?
Organisations that hold digital skilling contracts and grants can request a CV for trainer roles: delivering your curriculum to your participants. Describe the programme, location and role from your organisation email; the CV follows once the request is reviewed.
How a programme runs
From first message to final report.
A clear path, so you always know what comes next.
Tell us about your people
Who takes part, how many, where, when, and the devices they have.
Get a proposal
The programme, schedule, materials and cost, matched to your group.
Training is delivered
Practical sessions in person or online, in a language participants are comfortable with.
Records for reporting
Attendance and progress records you can share with your team or funders.
Questions
Questions organisations ask.
How much does a programme cost?
Every programme is priced for your group, length and location, so there is no fixed price list. Request a proposal and you receive a clear quote in US dollars before anything is agreed.
Can training happen at our venue, or online?
Yes, both. Sessions run at your offices, school or community venue, online, or a mix of the two.
Can sessions be in a local language?
Yes. Sessions can be delivered in local languages, so participants who are new to technology can follow every step.
What devices do participants need?
Programmes are planned around the devices your participants have, whether phones, tablets or computers. The request form asks about this, so the proposal fits.
Can you deliver our own curriculum?
Yes. Your curriculum can be delivered as written, or reviewed and adapted to your participants and the tools they use.
We are bidding for a funded programme. Can we get a CV?
Yes. Request a CV from your organisation email, describing the programme, location and role. The CV follows by email once the request is reviewed.
Planning a digital skills programme?
