Programmes
Digital skills programmes for every group.
Practical programmes for teachers, communities, young people, small businesses and staff, each shaped around the people taking part.

Programmes for teachers.
Each programme is shaped around your teachers, your school and the devices you have.
Digital skills for teachers
Confident everyday use of computers and tablets for lesson planning, class records and communication.
Best for: Teachers new to computers or tablets
Teachers will be able to
- Use computers and tablets with confidence
- Find, save and organise teaching files and resources
- Prepare lesson notes and worksheets, and keep marks in spreadsheets
- Present lessons with clear slides, images and short videos
- Work together in shared online workspaces
- Keep devices, accounts and learners safe online
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- Getting startedThe digital skills teachers need, and where to begin.
- Computer and file basicsUsing a computer with confidence: the desktop, files, folders and settings.
- Tablets for teachingSetting up a tablet, getting online and using learning apps.
- Internet and emailSearching, browsing safely and communicating by email.
- DocumentsLesson notes, worksheets and letters in a word processor.
- SpreadsheetsClass lists, marks, simple formulas and charts.
- Presentations and multimediaSlides, images, audio and short videos for lessons.
- Online collaboration toolsShared documents, online drives and video calls for teachers.
- Staying safe onlineProtecting devices, accounts, data and learners.
- Everyday productivitySaving time with templates, shortcuts and cloud tools.
Teaching in a digital classroom
Adapting lessons for a digital classroom, whether in person, blended or online.
Best for: Teachers moving to digital teaching
Teachers will be able to
- Plan lessons that keep students engaged, despite digital distractions
- Use technology as a teaching partner
- Teach blended, online and remote classes
- Run group work and real-world projects with digital tools
- Assess learning with digital tools
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- Learning in the 21st centuryWhat changes for teachers and students when classrooms go digital.
- Digital citizenship and screen timeResponsible, safe and respectful behaviour online, and healthy screen habits.
- Student engagementKeeping attention and motivation, despite digital distractions.
- Student collaborationGroup work and class discussion with digital tools.
- Questioning skillsAsking questions that make students think.
- Project-based learningLearning through real-world projects.
- Assessment with digital toolsChecking progress and giving useful feedback.
- Blended and remote teachingCombining classroom and online learning, and teaching at a distance.
- Technology as a teaching partnerLetting digital tools take routine work, so teachers can focus on teaching.
- Creativity in the digital classroomCreative tasks and projects with digital tools.
Inclusive digital learning
Digital learning that works for every learner, including learners with disabilities and different literacy levels.
Best for: Teachers and vocational (TVET) educators
Teachers will be able to
- Make digital lessons accessible to every learner
- Plan lessons with Universal Design for Learning
- Choose accessible tools, including AI, for learners with disabilities
- Remove digital and teaching barriers in class
- Create accessible materials and fair assessments
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- Digital inclusion and accessibilityWhat inclusion means when learning goes digital.
- Inclusive education and Universal Design for LearningPlanning lessons that work for different learners from the start.
- Accessible tools, including AITechnology that supports learners with disabilities.
- Removing barriersSpotting and removing digital and teaching barriers.
- Accessible materials and assessmentsDesigning content and tests everyone can use.
- Gender-responsive and fair practiceEquity for every learner, whatever their background.
Green STEM teaching
Bringing sustainability and climate action into science, technology, engineering and maths lessons.
Best for: STEM and vocational (TVET) teachers
Teachers will be able to
- Teach the green skills students need
- Build sustainability into STEM lessons
- Use digital and AI tools to explore sustainability
- Run lessons around real case studies
- Link STEM lessons to local environmental problems
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- Green skills for the 21st centuryThe skills and mindsets a greener economy needs.
- Green thinking in STEM lessonsBuilding sustainability into existing lessons.
- Digital and AI tools for sustainabilityUsing technology to explore and solve environmental problems.
- Learning from real case studiesInteractive lessons built around real situations.
- Assessing green projectsChecking what students learn from sustainability projects.
Future-ready teaching
Teaching the thinking skills students need for a changing world: data, reasoning, creativity and innovation.
Best for: Experienced teachers and school leaders
Teachers will be able to
- Build analytical thinking with real data
- Teach critical reasoning for better decisions
- Grow creativity and creative confidence
- Run agile, step-by-step projects in class
- Nurture an entrepreneurial mindset in learners
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- Thinking with dataHelping students read, question and use data.
- Critical reasoningBetter decisions through clear, logical thinking.
- Creative confidenceClosing the creativity gap in everyday lessons.
- Agile mindsetWorking in short, flexible steps, and adapting as you go.
- Strategic thinkingPlanning teaching with a long-term view.
- Entrepreneurial mindsetHelping learners spot problems and create solutions.
AI for teachers
Practical, responsible use of AI tools for lesson preparation, learning and admin.
Best for: Teachers and school leaders
Teachers will be able to
- Understand what AI can and cannot do
- Prepare lessons, quizzes and materials with AI
- Adapt learning for different students
- Save time on reports and admin
- Use AI responsibly, and teach students to do the same
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- Exploring AIWhat AI is, how it works, and where it falls short.
- Hands-on AI toolsPractising with AI tools teachers can use today.
- Teaching with AIPersonalising learning and keeping students engaged.
- Responsible AIAccuracy, privacy and fair use in school.
Programmes for communities and young people.
For community groups, women, older people and youth, shaped around their devices and language.
Digital literacy for everyone
First steps with phones, computers and the internet, for people going online for the first time.
Best for: Community groups, women and older people
Participants will be able to
- Use a smartphone or computer with confidence
- Search the internet and find trusted information
- Message family, groups and services
- Use online government services
- Spot scams and stay safe online
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- Getting started with devicesPhones, tablets and computers: switching on, settings and getting around.
- Getting onlineWi-Fi, mobile data and keeping costs down.
- Finding informationSearching, and telling trusted sources from rumours.
- Messaging and callsStaying in touch by message, voice and video.
- Online servicesUsing online government and public services.
- Staying safe onlineScams, passwords and privacy.
- Healthy useScreen time, and looking after devices.
Digital creative skills for young people
Creative digital skills young people can turn into work: design, photo, video and social media.
Best for: Youth groups and young people looking for work
Participants will be able to
- Create graphics for posts, posters and brands
- Shoot and edit photos and short videos on a phone
- Plan and manage social media for a business or cause
- Build a simple portfolio of their work
- Share content responsibly and safely
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- Digital content basicsWhat makes content people stop for.
- Graphic designPosters, social posts and simple brand designs.
- Photography and videoShooting and editing on a phone.
- Multimedia and animationCombining images, text, sound and motion.
- Social media managementPlanning posts and growing an audience.
- PortfolioShowing work to clients and employers.
Online work and digital careers
The skills to find work online and start a digital career.
Best for: Young people, graduates and job seekers
Participants will be able to
- Find and apply for jobs and freelance work online
- Present themselves well online, with a CV and professional profile
- Work with clients remotely and get paid safely
- Use office and collaboration tools at work
- Explore careers in data, cloud and cybersecurity
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- Finding work onlineJob sites, freelance platforms and avoiding scams.
- CVs and online profilesPresenting skills and experience well.
- Working with clients remotelyCommunication, deadlines and getting paid.
- Workplace toolsDocuments, spreadsheets and shared drives.
- Digital careersFirst steps in data analytics, cloud computing and cybersecurity.
- Using AI at workGetting more done, responsibly.
Programmes for small businesses.
Practical skills to reach customers and run the business, with the tools owners already have.
Marketing and selling online
Reaching more customers and selling online, with the tools small businesses already have.
Best for: Small businesses and traders
Business owners will be able to
- Set up digital business profiles customers can find
- Market the business on social media
- Create simple content that sells
- Sell through online marketplaces and an online shop
- Accept digital payments with confidence
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- Digital business profilesBeing easy to find on maps, search and messaging apps.
- Social media marketingPosting with a plan, and growing a following.
- Content that sellsProduct photos, short videos and simple designs.
- Selling onlineOnline marketplaces and simple online shops.
- Digital paymentsTaking and tracking payments online.
- Customer care onlineAnswering enquiries and keeping customers coming back.
Running your business digitally
Keeping records, money and admin in order with simple digital tools.
Best for: Small and growing businesses
Business owners will be able to
- Keep sales, stock and expense records digitally
- Track money with simple spreadsheets
- Keep customer records in one place
- Prepare digital invoices and tax records
- Use online government services for business
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- Digital record keepingSales, stock and expenses without paper.
- Spreadsheets for businessSimple calculations, summaries and charts.
- Customer recordsKeeping contacts and follow-ups in one place.
- E-invoicing and tax recordsDigital invoices, receipts and records for tax.
- Online government servicesRegistering and filing online.
- Protecting the business onlineScams, passwords and backups.
Training for your staff.
Practical training for teams, at your offices or online.
Cybersecurity awareness for staff
Turning staff into the first line of defence against scams, phishing and data theft.
Best for: Banks, SACCOs, companies and NGOs
Staff will be able to
- Spot phishing in email, SMS, QR codes and calls
- Use strong passwords and two-step verification
- Recognise fake invoices and impersonation, including deepfakes
- Work safely on phones, home networks and public Wi-Fi
- Report incidents quickly and correctly
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- Why staff are targetedHow attackers use people to get in.
- Phishing in all its formsEmail, SMS, QR codes, calls and fake login pages.
- Passwords and two-step verificationStrong passwords, password managers, and approving only expected prompts.
- Social engineering and fraudFake invoices, impersonation and deepfake calls.
- Safe devices and remote workUpdates, locked screens, home networks and public Wi-Fi.
- AI tools and company dataWhat never goes into public AI tools.
- Reporting incidentsWhat to do, and who to tell, when something looks wrong.
Data protection and privacy at work
Handling customer and staff data the right way, every day.
Best for: Teams that handle personal data
Staff will be able to
- Know what counts as personal data
- Collect, store and share data safely
- Respect people’s privacy rights
- Handle data requests and mistakes correctly
- Keep confidential data out of public tools
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- Personal dataWhat it is, and why it matters.
- Data protection rulesThe duties organisations have under data protection law.
- Handling data day to dayCollecting, storing, sharing and deleting safely.
- Privacy rightsRequests from customers and staff, and how to answer them.
- Data breachesSpotting, containing and reporting a breach.
Productivity and AI at work
Getting more done with office tools, collaboration and AI, safely.
Best for: Staff in any role
Staff will be able to
- Work faster with documents, spreadsheets and presentations
- Collaborate in shared drives and online meetings
- Use AI to draft, summarise and analyse
- Check AI output before using it
- Keep work organised and secure
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- Office essentialsDocuments, spreadsheets and presentations that save time.
- Working together onlineShared drives, comments and online meetings.
- AI at workDrafting, summarising and analysis with AI tools.
- Using AI responsiblyAccuracy, privacy and company rules.
- Organised and secureFiles, email and accounts in good order.
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