Project Enter
According to 2013 statistics, 28% of Maltese individuals have never used the Internet. These individuals are excluded from taking up jobs that entail the use of computers and related technologies. Others are also missing out on online opportunities including: eGovernment, online shopping, online banking and other communication opportunities such as social networking.
In order to encourage these individuals to start using the Internet, the MCA is offering basic courses under a new project entitles ENTER for individuals between the ages of 25 to 64 years. Courses which are FREE of charge will be offered to over 3500 individuals. Two different training courses will be offered. Applicants can apply for one or both courses. The first course will introduce individuals to the basic use of Internet in daily life, whilst the second will focus on the use of Internet at the workplace. Course workbooks will be provided to all participants both in Maltese and English.
Applications are now closed.
Due to popular demand, the MCA is opening a 3rd and final call for applications for individuals wishing to participate in the MCA’s ICT training courses, which are offered FREE OF CHARGE as part of the project ENTER.
Individuals may apply for one or both of the courses available. Interested applicants may call us on 2125 5495 to register their participation or may download the application form available here, and send it complete, to the following address: Project ENTER, MCA, Valletta Waterfront, Pinto Wharf, Floriana, FRN1913, Malta. Applications will be open till Monday, 13th April 2015.
DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS OPPORTUNITY! BE PART OF A DIGITAL SOCIETY!
Course A – Introduction to the Internet
This basic training course will introduce you to the benefits of the Internet as part of your daily activities. This course is best suited for those who have never used the Internet before.
The following topics will be covered during this course:
- An introduction to computers, mobile devices and internet basics
- How to use an operating system and its applications
- Browsing the Internet
- Communication – email
- Managing digital media
- Social networking
- Internet banking
- Online shopping
- eGovernment services
- Digital citizenship and online safety
- Tips on purchasing a computer, a smart mobile device and an internet connection.
Course B – Internet at the Workplace
This basic course helps you to acquire the basic competences needed to use the Internet and the computer at the place of work. This course is aimed at those already in employment, the self employed or those seeking a job.
This course will cover the following topics:
- Communicating with clients or colleagues through email and social networking
- Introduction to word processors, spreadsheets’, and presentation software
- An introduction to databases
- Using ICT for marketing, stock keeping and client database
- The ethical use of ICT – data protection principles
- ICT safety – backups, passwords etc
- Writing and posting a CV online
- Searching for a job online
- Proper disposal of used ICT equipment.
Attachments:
FINAL FINAL ENTER APP FORM.pdf
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Update Online Application Form (April'15)
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