Skills for resilient youths
I am grateful for the Digital Skills offered by Action Africa Help International (AAHI). ICDL has open doors for the refugee community especially women and young girls to gain a standardized certificate course offered at the international level. The skills gained will enable me to grow my career as a teacher, develop a database for my school store, and enable me to access online jobs which will improve my standard of living by having an extra income.
Rhoda Asilik Daniel, a 25years old South Sudanese
“International Computer Driving License (ICDL) has empowered me and opened opportunities to occasionally document reports in my workplace. Learning digital skills has enabled me to seek online services like buying items. This will also enable me to compete for online jobs and improve my standard of living.” Aneta Idiongo
Annetta Idiongo Loduho a 22 years old South Sudanese, after an ICDL class session.
I have always desired to gain skills in graphic design to enable me to build content to support organizations conducting effective advertisements considering I have a background on public relations. Joining Tech for livelihoods has enabled me to gain skills in graphic design and basic skills in Web Design. With the skills attained, I am anticipating to gain linkages to online jobs, improve livelihoods, and live a dignified life. Acquiring skills is a continuous learning process.
ICDL Class graduation of 2020