Digital Skills Training

Digital literacy is critical for everything from daily tasks to finding employment. Goodwill’s computer skills training program helps bridge technology gaps, creating opportunities for Kansans and building a more marketable workforce.

Digital Skills Training Goodwill Kansas Program-1

Mobile Digital Skills Classroom

The Learn IT Digital Skills Classroom brings professional-grade digital literacy skills training to adults in urban and rural Kansas communities. This mobile classroom features multiple computer stations, virtual technology, and a library of Google-based resources.

Learning Objectives

Develop essential computer skills (beginner to intermediate)
Learn how to use a computer in practical ways
Establish or improve knowledge of Microsoft Office and Google software
Leverage software skills to open new job opportunities
Tailored courses available upon request to address specific needs or provide more advanced training

How It Works

Request Mobile Classroom

A Kansas community, business or event can request the Learn IT Digital Skills mobile classroom. The lab works with the host organization to coordinate the visit and set the curriculum.

Onsite Training

During the onsite training, participants learn computer skills alongside a certified instructor.

Receive Access

Participants receive online access to continue their learning, using local referral services such as public libraries, schools/colleges and workforce centers.

Continue Learning

Interested participants can receive one-on-one guidance, connecting them to the resources, certifications and education needed to launch an IT career.