Trainees gain hands-on experience in computer fundamentals, Microsoft Office applications, internet usage, email, digital design, and other essential computer-based tasks. The programme emphasizes practical learning to build confidence, encourage independent use of technology, and strengthen future employability.
The programme currently has 35 enrolled trainees, with an annual target of reaching 150 trainees.
The initiative aims to reduce barriers to digital education, improve technology awareness, and prepare women and girls for further learning, vocational development, and emerging employment opportunities.
Through AEEF's support and ALIG's implementation, the programme seeks to promote digital inclusion, strengthen women's independence, and create new pathways towards social and economic empowerment.
