Future Forward:
Digital Literacy Basics Workshop

A free one-day, in-person training to help adults build real confidence using phones, computers, and the internet. Learn essential digital skills — from email and video calls to avoiding scams and accessing government services.

📅 November 16, 2025 — 9:00 AM

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What Will You Get From This Workshop?

Build real confidence with technology in just one day. This beginner-friendly workshop gives you practical skills you can use immediately — for work, home, and everyday life.

What's Included

Basic laptop and tablet use training provided (laptops provided).

Training on digital communication tools like email, messaging, and video calls.

Step-by-step use of Google Maps & transit apps and transportation tools like Uber/taxi.

Safe online shopping & scam prevention tips on Messenger, WhatsApp, email and more.

Digital account setup (Google, Email, Apple + more), password security & data protection.

Accessing government & community services online.

Light refreshments and two short breaks + lunch.

Games and activities for fun, hands-on learning.

Certificate of completion for every participant.

Friendly support in a welcoming environment.

Watch the Program Overview

Hear directly about how our Digital Literacy Program empowers participants with real skills for everyday life.

Who This Program Is For

Our Digital Literacy Basics program is designed for adults of all ages and backgrounds who want to feel more confident using technology. Whether you’re brand new to computers, looking to stay connected with family, or hoping to upgrade your skills for better job opportunities, this workshop is for you.

Older Adults & Retirees

People like Emily who want to stay connected with family, use messaging apps, join video calls, and confidently access online services without relying on others.

Newcomers & Immigrants

Learners like Alex who are eager to upgrade digital skills for work, job applications, and everyday life in Canada — from email to online forms and professional communication.

Community Members

Anyone who wants to access government services, healthcare portals, housing applications, and local resources online with confidence and independence.

Job Seekers & Career Builders

Adults aiming to transition into office, administrative, or community support roles who need strong digital basics to succeed in a modern workplace.

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Join our free one-day Digital Literacy Basics workshop.
Build skills, gain confidence, and earn a certificate!

Participant Stories

Hear from past participants and see how the program has impacted their lives.
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The Africa-Canada Education Foundation (ACEF) is a British Columbia-registered non-profit organization dedicated to supporting educational projects and resources for less privileged youths, students, and dropouts in Canada and rural Africa. ACEF also supports underserved and marginalized African-Canadians, new immigrants, and refugees in Canada by providing scholarships, educational materials, and access to quality education. Guided by its motto “Education is a right and not a privilege,” ACEF promotes the principles of social justice in education — fairness, equality, equity, inclusion, and non-discrimination.

Rodrick Vyizigiro

Rodrick Vyizigiro

Your Instructor

Rodrick is a Computer Systems Technology student at BCIT with a passion for teaching digital skills. As an immigrant who has lived in multiple countries, he understands the barriers many face with technology and is dedicated to creating a supportive, inclusive learning space. He is also a certified UI/UX designer and has completed cybersecurity fundamentals training, combining technical expertise with an empathetic teaching approach to help learners gain confidence online.