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The Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt has undertaken to certify the computer skills of at least 1 Million public servants over the next 5 years using ICDL, with the potential for several million more to follow. ICDL strategic partner UNESCO will provide Quality Assurance services as part of their regional commitment to supporting …
RORA’ is the coordinating body for the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) curriculum and it is a registered agency in Rwanda. It was appointed by Accelerated Education Enterprise (AEE) a company duly registered in the Republic South Africa who are the authorized distributors of the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) curriculum in Africa. RORA has been playing …
Several Accelerated Christian education-based schools in Uganda have taken ICDL Programme as the standard for digital literacy. This as we target more of the institutions in the education sector. Some of the pioneer schools in Uganda include: Asifiwe International Academy Asifiwe International Academy (AIA) is a school running the ACE (accelerated Christian Education) Curriculum in …
At the launch of the Computer Acquisition Scheme (an integral part of Nigeria’s Roadmap for the Education Sector), the Honourable Minister Prof. (Mrs.) R. Rufa’i firstly acknowledged that ICT has, “…become the language for survival in the world today and the bedrock of the development of any nation”, and she recognised the need to fast-track …
The National Agency for Universal Telecommunications-TIC Service (ANSUT) oversees the adoption and implementation of ICDL nationally in Côte d’Ivoire, a national plan, embracing all the sectors (public administrations, private sectors and schools). They plan to certify more than 50 000 people per year. ANSUT’s vision is to provide citizens, businesses and administrations with a Universal Telecommunications Service and contribute to the development of a digital economy in …
Who would have thought that a Twitter conversation between ICDL Africa and the Rwandan Minister for Youth and ICT, Jean Philbert Nsengimana would lead to the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on improving digital literacy and enabling public sector employees across Rwanda to gain ICDL certification? ICDL Africa began discussions with …
In October 2016, The Chairman of E-Tech Complete Solutions, Mr A.U Mustapha, visited the ICDL Foundation Head Office in Dublin, Ireland to discuss the ICDL programme and sign a Memorandum of Understanding with ICDL Foundation. Mr Mustapha signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ICDL Foundation CEO, Damien O’Sullivan. The MoU sets out a clear …
The National Bank of Rwanda strives to be a world class Central Bank that contributes to economic growth & development, by using robust monetary policy tools to maintain stable market prices. The Bank ensures financial stability in a free market economy as it embraces innovations, diversity, inclusiveness, and economic integration. The Central Bank of Rwanda …
ICDL Africa met with Benin’s Minister of the Digital Economy and Communication, Aurélie Adam Soule Zoumarou, in May to sign an agreement to raise digital skills in the country. During the meeting, Etinick Mutinda, General Manager of ICDL Africa, highlighted the importance of digital skills in promoting career development for young people, and the role …
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