Projects

The aim of this project is to provide participants with partial vocational skills of IT support specialist and support them in applying for positions that require those skills. Altogether, 135 participants belonging to the target groups are trained during this project. In addition to learning the fundamentals of IT support, the course offers various supporting activities for the participants, such as practical tasks, individual counselling, and job clubs.

„Digital Leaders” is a development programme for top executives in civil service ordered by The Government Office of Estonia. This project provides 80 top executives in civil service a thorough practical skillset consisting of technology management theory and practical methods for public sector leadership. The first group consisting of 20 members started in October 2020 and will finish in April 2021. Next courses will take place during 2021-2023.

The aim of this project is to provide free training courses designed for people who are interested in learning the basics of project management. The courses provide participants with a solid project management foundation and support in applying for positions that require the skills and knowledge of project management.

The goal of this project is to develop a European-wide, transnational, interconnected development service platform and a network, based on cloud and mobile technologies (4G/5G).

”Choose IT!” is an adult retraining program, designed to provide participants with the initial skills of a software developer.

The aim of this project is to develop digital the competences of subject teachers and vocational teachers. After passing the course, the participants can recognize the key problems of e-safety (cyberbullying, identity theft, hate speech, images and videos with inappropriate content) and know how to find solutions for them, as well as skills on how to pass on acquired knowledge to their students.

The blended learning course was developed to rise the efficiency and pro-active digital participation of Eastern Partnership (EaP)civil society in the implementation of reforms and in the local decision-making processes in Goergia, Ukraine, Belarus and other EaP countries, as well as to improve the quality of services provided by civil society organisation to citizens.

The project aims at raising the awareness of computer users about cyber threats and to provide skills to prevent them. Computer users include both regular users and IT professionals in terms of the project.

The project aims to provide effective and necessary training and support for VET teachers to enable them to identify and respond to skill-gaps in the labour market, but also involving other relevant stakeholders – students, parents, teaching staff, and particularly employers experiencing difficulties finding skilled workers to fill vacancies.

The project Basic Digital Literacy Skills Course “E-Citizen” is aimed at offering free courses with a purpose of increasing basic digital literacy skills among the working-age population in Estonia. The project was ordered by the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communication.