- Digital literacy is no longer optional - it’s a necessity for employability and growth.
- Marginalised communities are disproportionately excluded from tech careers.
- Closing the skills gap benefits not only individuals but the wider economy.
Foundation courses:
- Digital basics: Internet navigation, email setup, marketing, online safety and more.
- Introduction to AI: How artificial intelligence shapes industries and daily life.
Advanced programmes:
- Online and in-person coding classes for beginners and intermediates.
- Data analysis, machine learning, and automation tools.
Resources and support:
- Industry-recognised certifications in partnership with City & Guilds.
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Foundation courses:
- Digital basics: Internet navigation, email setup, marketing and online safety.
- Introduction to AI: How artificial intelligence shapes industries and daily life.
Advanced programmes:
- Online and in-person coding classes for beginners and intermediates.
- Data analysis, machine learning, and automation tools.
Resources and support:
- Industry-recognised certifications in partnership with City & Guilds.
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