The digital divide in South Africa is not just limited to physical access to technology but also includes digital skills and literacy.
The digital transformation taking place worldwide affects all aspects of life, and the digital divide threatens to leave millions of South Africans behind.
The digital divide directly impacts various generations, with older people facing unique challenges due to limited exposure to technology and age-related barriers.
The Ya-Rona Digital Ambassadors’ Programme is designed to enhance digital literacy and inclusion across various age groups and socioeconomic backgrounds.
The program aims to reduce the digital divide in South African communities by providing digital skills training, focusing on locally relevant digital content and services.
The Ya-Rona programme offers beneficiaries psychological, economic, and social benefits.
The Digital Ambassadors initiative not only improves digital skills but also enhances the employment prospects of beneficiaries.
As the digital world continues to expand and evolve, higher-end digital skills are increasingly in demand. NEMISA offers various free courses in these areas, providing a stepping stone for beneficiaries to progress.
The Ya-Rona Digital Ambassadors’ Programme is a vital initiative in bridging the digital divide in South Africa.
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