e-Citizen
What is e-Citizen?
- It is a certification programme that enables people to learn how to use computers and the Internet.
- It has been designed to help people get the most out of the Internet by explaining how it works.
- It provides the essential skills that people need to actively access and engage in the information society.
- It is the solution for anyone who feels like they are losing out because they lack Internet skills.
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Who is it for?
e-Citizen is specially developed to cater for those with a limited knowledge of computers and the Internet. Read More
How is e-Citizen Taught?
The e-Citizen certification programme is partly tutor-led but also involves independent study and practice. Read More
What areas does it Cover?
The e-Citizen certification programme is divided into three blocks: Foundation Skills, Information Search and e-Participation. Read More
Syllabus
The e-Citizen syllabus is supported by a guide that explains the syllabus points in more detail. Read More
How do I get Started?
To find out if e-Citizen is offered at a training centre near you, visit the website of the operator of ECDL Foundation's programmes in your country: 
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