ICT FOR BEGINNERS FINAL GRADUATION

01.02.24

Dear Aurora Foundation Supporters,

We are delighted to share the remarkable success of our last ICT for Beginners training, which concluded on the final day of January. A total of 17 enthusiastic trainees joined us on this transformative journey into the world of Information and Communication Technology.

What sets this training apart is the outstanding performance of two participants who achieved a perfect 100% percentile score on their graduation exam. Their dedication and proficiency exemplify the commitment to excellence that we strive for at the Aurora Foundation.

As we bid farewell to the last ICT for Beginners course for the year, we are excited to announce the next phase of our educational journey – the ICT Intermediate trainings. In the coming weeks, we will delve deeper into advanced topics, providing our participants with the tools they need to navigate the dynamic digital landscape.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all participants, supporters, and partners who have been a part of this incredible journey. Your contributions make it possible for us to empower individuals through education and create lasting positive impacts.

Stay tuned for updates on our upcoming ICT Intermediate trainings. Thank you for being an integral part of the Aurora Foundation community.

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