"Digital Campus" opened its doors in Ashgabat
The "Digital Campus" project, launched by the public organization "Yenme", accepted the first "students" - 60 young people started classes in training classes in English and computer literacy.
The educational campus is built on the principles of inclusiveness and is aimed at attracting the most vulnerable categories of adolescents and youth to the program. They are involved in an active learning process in the field of digitalization.
Teachers use an interactive teaching method in the courses that will help students competently use modern digital technologies to solve general developmental, cognitive, cultural, inventive and other important tasks in life, as well as increase the level of knowledge and competencies for the ability to make qualified decisions.
At the the classes, young people will gain knowledge and skills in popular professions in the field of information technology, IT, robotics and other areas. In the future, young people who have completed training at the Digital Campus will be able to participate in technology competitions, IT technology competitions, as well as language competitions.
The “Digital Campus” project is being implemented by the NGO “Yenme” in Ashgabat as part of the joint UNDP-EU program “Strengthening Resilience to Violent Extremism in Asia” (STRIVE Asia). It is aimed at developing and shaping the knowledge and skills of young people for the possibility of finding a job in the future.
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