We believe that digital literacy and technological skills offer an opportunity to those living in refugee camps. With minimal job prospects and local education providers, these transferable skills offer students a chance to connect with opportunities from outside their immediate surroundings.
By offering courses ranging from basic IT skills to advanced computer programming, we enable refugees to develop the skills needed to improve their communities and pursue new career opportunities. In collaboration with Xavier’s Project, we have also launched a set of general education courses focused on topics such as female empowerment, financial independence, and life skills; these topics are aimed towards assisting refugees in their personal development in addition to their career-focused classes.