BEGINNER آ· SELF-PACED
Digital Essentials
Build everyday confidence with devices, online safety, files, and useful digital tools.
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A skill for today.
A step towards tomorrow.
Start with six free introductory courses, each with three practical lessons, and explore the Hub’s published learning opportunities.
BEGINNER آ· SELF-PACED
Freelancing & Online Work
Understand client work, build a small portfolio, and write a clear first proposal.
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Start Your Small Business
Explore a useful business idea, listen to customers, and plan a small first test.
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Communication for Work
Write clear messages, listen well, and communicate professionally with a team or client.
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Leadership & Confidence
Recognise your strengths, speak up, and take a constructive role in your community.
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Everyday Money Skills
Practise simple budgeting, track everyday costs, and plan for an irregular income.
Explore courseNew to online learning? Choose Digital Essentials. You can also use the printable practice worksheetsalongside your lessons.
A few things to know.
Who can start learning?
The starter courses are designed for beginners, with a focus on refugee and underserved youth, especially young women and girls. No previous professional experience is required.
How much do the starter courses cost?
These six introductory courses are free. Each contains three text-based lessons with practice activities and self-checks.
Can I learn on a phone?
Yes. You can read the lessons on a phone. Some practice tasks are easier on a computer, but a notebook or phone document app can help you get started.
Do I need to stay connected all the time?
The course platform needs an internet connection to load lessons and save progress. Open a printable worksheet and save or print it for practice away from the platform.
Does completing a course guarantee work or a certificate?
The courses help you build introductory skills and practical confidence. They do not guarantee employment, income, or an accredited qualification. Ask the team about any programme-specific assessment or certification arrangements.