Provincial Council will provide training in information and communication tec...

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Within the Provincial Active Aging Program 2016', the Social Services Area has allocated 30,000 euros so that seniors in 43 towns in the province can take ICT training courses. The provincial deputy for Social Services, Francisco Javier Doménech, has highlighted the great acceptance of this call and has highlighted the importance of these courses that “open a window for our seniors to the world of technologies and the Internet, thus improving their quality of life and active aging.”

A total of 45 associations of retirees Ireland Email List and pensioner43 locations in the province are in luck, since their members will be able to enter the world of new technologies thanks to the courses granted by the Provincial Council within the Provincial Active Aging Program.

Specifically, the Social Services Area has distributed a total of 30,000 euros for the execution of training courses in information and communication technologies (ICT). A call that has been a complete success. Not in vain, as highlighted by the Social Services deputy, Francisco Javier Doménech, the applications have far exceeded the number of courses offered.

And, in his opinion, the excellent response recorded is not surprising, since "we are talking about a great opportunity for our elders, for whom a window is opened to the world of technologies and the Internet, thus improving their quality of life and active aging.”






These initiation and improvement courses in ICT, with capacity for a maximum of 20 people, last 32 hours each and their objective is none other than to make known and train the elderly in the province in the use and possibilities of the computer, access to the network and Internet browsing, knowledge of portals and network platforms of official, social, health and leisure interest for seniors and the uses of email and communication through the Internet.

Finally, remember that for the development of these courses it is an essential requirement that the town has a premises or classroom with computers and Internet access and is made available to the requesting association to carry out the activity, by the City Council. or the Administration responsible for the classroom and its material.