Learn Digital with Google - Digital training for Africans


Digital skills for Africa




The evolution of digital realm has been so rapid that it has become all consuming in some areas. The reality is that most people are struggling to keep up moreover lack digital skills to take their business to another level. 

I found this tool from Google which aim to equip Africans with with skills to help them build an online presence, create content, understand web design, user experience, social media and app development.  Training is provided free of charge and every member who attends will receive a digital skills certificate. 


 Follow this link to receive training : https://learndigital.withgoogle.com

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