June 16, 2022 |
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Twenty-eight youths and young adults from Queenstown, Corentyne and surrounding communities completed the Office of the Prime Minister-Industry and Innovation Unit’s Basic ICT Literacy Programme.
Taking a computer class can enhance your foundation and development skills within ICT. In this era, computers have become essential in our everyday lives, at schools and workplaces.
Yesterday, June 14th, twenty-eight youths and young adults from Queenstown, Corentyne and surrounding communities completed the Office of the Prime Minister-Industry and Innovation Unit’s Basic ICT Literacy Programme.
For four days, participants aged 12 years and older completed courses in Computer Literacy, Office Productivity and Internet Literacy.
The training forms part of the Unit’s mandate in bridging the digital divide.
