Africa

ANSUT Leads the National Adoption of ICDL Across Côte d’Ivoire

The Agence Nationale du Service Universel des Télécommunications/TIC (ANSUT), Côte d’Ivoire’s National Agency for Universal Telecommunications and ICT Services, oversees the nationwide adoption and implementation of the ICDL Certification as part of the country’s broader digital transformation agenda. The initiative is designed to develop digital competencies across public administration, education, and the private sector, supporting the government’s ambition …

ACE schools championing the ICDL program in Uganda

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 (AIA) is a school running the ACE (accelerated Christian Education) Curriculum in Kampala. It subscribes …

The Universal Service of Electronic Communications and Post (ABSU-CEP)

Beninese Agency for the Universal Service of Electronic Communications and Post (ABSU-CEP) This is Government of Benin Agency whose main objective is to guarantee access for the poorest communities to telephone, internet and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services, as well as basic postal and financial services. Its role is to contribute to the strengthening …

Guinea – The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research

The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Guinea launched the digital access program in partnership with ICDL Africa, which will be implemented by Dixinn-Gate. The project is a logical continuation of the “Presidential Initiative for the connection of schools” launched by H.E Excellence the President Alpha Condé in 2017. It is in this context that the Ministry of …

Tanzania ICT Commission Recognises ICDL as a Partner for National Digital Skills Development

The Tanzania Information and Communication Technologies Commission (ICTC), a government agency responsible for promoting ICT development, digital literacy, professional standards, and capacity building across Tanzania, officially recognised ICDL Africa as a strategic partner for digital skills development in 2019. The recognition reflects the Commission’s commitment to building a digitally skilled workforce capable of supporting Tanzania’s social and economic …

TVETA Recognises ICDL as a Digital Skills Qualification in Kenya

The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) of Kenya has accredited ICDL Africa as a Foreign Examination Body and approved the ICDL programme as a certificate-level qualification within Kenya’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system. This recognition reinforces ICDL’s position as an internationally recognised benchmark for digital skills development in Kenya. The accreditation enables TVET institutions across Kenya to …

AIMS and ICDL Africa Partner to Train Science and Mathematics Teachers in Digital Skills

The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) and ICDL Africa signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in 2019 to support the development of digital skills among science and mathematics teachers across Africa. The agreement marked an important step in combining internationally recognised digital skills certification with teacher capacity-building initiatives aimed at improving STEM education. AIMS is a renowned pan-African …

ICDL Africa signed an MoU with Tertiary Education Trust fund (Nigeria)

Tertiary Education Trust fund abbreviated as TETFUND is a scheme established by the Federal Government of Nigeria in 2011, to disburse, manage and monitor education tax to government-owned tertiary institutions in Nigeria. TETFUND scheme was formed as a product of the Education Tax Act of 1993. Prior to the establishment of the scheme in 2011, …

Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) adopts ICDL to advance digital skills development

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), the national regulatory authority responsible for overseeing Uganda’s communications sector, has recognised the importance of digital skills as a key driver of economic participation, innovation, and social inclusion. Through its Rural Communications Development Fund (RCDF), UCC works to expand access to ICT infrastructure, services, and digital opportunities for communities across the country. …

Rwanda Revenue Authority Adopts ICDL to Advance Public Sector Digital Skills

The Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has strengthened its commitment to digital transformation and workforce development by becoming an ICDL Accredited Test Centre, enabling the organisation to deliver internationally recognised digital skills certification to its employees. The initiative forms part of the Authority’s broader efforts to modernise public services, improve operational efficiency, and build a digitally competent workforce. Established …

Africa

ANSUT Leads the National Adoption of ICDL Across Côte d’Ivoire

ACE schools championing the ICDL program in Uganda

The Universal Service of Electronic Communications and Post (ABSU-CEP)

Guinea – The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research

Tanzania ICT Commission Recognises ICDL as a Partner for National Digital Skills Development

TVETA Recognises ICDL as a Digital Skills Qualification in Kenya

AIMS and ICDL Africa Partner to Train Science and Mathematics Teachers in Digital Skills

ICDL Africa signed an MoU with Tertiary Education Trust fund (Nigeria)

Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) adopts ICDL to advance digital skills development

Rwanda Revenue Authority Adopts ICDL to Advance Public Sector Digital Skills

From Skills to Success: How Micro-Credentials Are Shaping the Future of Work

The Role of Tailored Graduate Programs in Attracting and Retaining Top Talent

Transforming Classrooms: How the Post-Primary Schoolbooks Scheme Can Power Your School’s Digital Future

ICDL Africa Signs MoU with Kenya’s Ministry of ICT and Digital Economy (MICDE)

Uganda and ICDL Empower 1,230 Refugees and Strengthen Government Digital Capacity

ICDL Foundation

Facebook

LinkedIn