As part of its mission to promote inclusive and equitable access to education, the Afghan Refugees Solidarity Association (ARSA) has launched two summer computer courses tailored for refugees.

These courses cover essential digital skills, including the use of Microsoft Windows and key Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Participants are divided into beginner and intermediate levels based on their prior knowledge and skills.

Schedule: Classes are held twice a week for each program.
Participants: Individuals of all ages and genders—including children, youth, adults, men, and women—are actively taking part in these sessions.

The objective of this program is to empower refugees by enhancing their digital literacy, building self-confidence, improving access to educational and employment opportunities, and supporting social inclusion.

With the belief that education is a right for all, ARSA continues to implement effective and supportive training programs for refugees and vulnerable communities.

The activity was organized within the scope of the TDH Project, supported by Terre des Hommes.