We offer three-month Information and Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy training program in Kakuma refugee camp and Kalobeyei refugee settlement. The program equips refugees and host community with market-relevant skills to enhance their employability rate by participating in the burgeoning digital economy.
We offer a wide variety of courses on topics including introduction to computers, software applications, graphic design, computer programming, computer hardware, and internet navigation. The courses are largely practical – to give the learners immersive and real-world experience.
Learn Computer Studies 101, components of a computer system, and the history evolution of computers.
Learn essential software applications, including Google Suite, and their impact on the workplace and education.
Learn the necessary principles of design, including color theory, logo design, image editing, and typography.
Learn popular computer programming languages, syntaxes, algorithmic thinking, debugging, and ethical coding practices.
Learn web browsing and online transaction best practices and the effective use of search engines.
Learn why peace co-existence between refugees in the camp and their counterparts in the host community is important and how to achieve it.
Education is at the cornerstone for any successful society. It empowers individuals to make informed decisions that benefit societies in the long-run. However, refugees find it difficult to access quality education. This portal provides a solution to this challenge.
We recommend chronologically following our curriculum – with exception of social and entrepreneurship courses – for a better learning experience and eligibility for a certification. Otherwise, feel free to jump around, choosing courses of your interest.
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