PROPOSED PROGRAMME · SUBJECT TO FUNDING

Digital Access & Working Futures

Practical learning for adults aged 18+ in Beirut, planned for 2027.

Digital & officeskills

Email, CVs and spreadsheets. Practical learning for everyday work.

AI literacy,with care

Ask clearly. Check answers. Protect personal information.

WorkplaceEnglish

Everyday vocabulary and conversations that build confidence.

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A practical route into digital confidence

The proposed programme will support 30 adults aged 18 and over, organised into three cohorts of 10. Each cohort will receive 48 hours of guided learning, with a planned pool of 10 laptops for hands-on practice.

30adult learners, aged 18+
3 × 10small learning cohorts
48 hoursof learning per participant
10laptops planned for shared training use

Location: Beirut, Lebanon
Timing: planned for 2027, subject to funding and final scheduling

Our aim is to make essential tools more approachable through step-by-step activities, supportive teaching and tasks that connect learning with everyday life and work. Participation does not guarantee employment.

What learners will practise

Digital & office skills

Using a computer, managing files, writing documents and CVs, sending clear emails, finding information online and working with simple spreadsheets.

Introductory AI literacy

Exploring useful AI tools with care: writing clear prompts, checking outputs against reliable sources, recognising errors and protecting personal or confidential information.

Workplace English

Building confidence with practical vocabulary, introductions, short workplace messages, email communication and common work-related conversations.

Help turn skills into confidence

We welcome expressions of interest from trainers in digital and office skills, introductory AI literacy, or workplace English. You may offer one subject or explain how you could contribute across more than one.

  • Make lessons practical and welcoming for adult beginners
  • Adapt activities to learners with different starting points
  • Support safe technology use, privacy and respectful participation
  • Be able to discuss in-person delivery in Beirut during 2027

This is an expression of interest. It is not a job offer, a confirmed vacancy or a promise of paid work. Any engagement, rate, timetable and responsibilities will be agreed separately if funding and programme arrangements are confirmed.

Trainer expression of interest

Tell us what you can teach and when you may be available. Fields marked * are required. Please do not include identification documents, bank details, date of birth, health information or information about children.

Privacy notice: Al Lina Charity will use your submission solely to review trainer interest and contact you about recruitment for this proposed programme. Details are received through this website and the charity’s existing email system, for review by authorised personnel. An optional CV/profile link should contain only relevant professional information. You can ask to access, correct or delete your details, or withdraw consent, by emailing info@allinacharity.org. See our Privacy Policy for information about retention, technical data and service providers.

Having trouble with the form? Contact info@allinacharity.org and mention “Digital Access trainer interest”.

Interested in learning?

Adults aged 18 and over can express interest in the proposed Beirut programme. Choose what you would like to learn and give one way to contact you. Fields marked * are required.

Subject to funding and selection: dates, available places and delivery arrangements are not yet confirmed. This form does not guarantee a training place or employment. Do not send identification documents, date of birth, bank details, income, health or other sensitive information.

Privacy notice: Al Lina Charity will use these details solely to review your learning interests and contact you about this proposed programme. Submissions are received through the charity’s website and existing email system for review by authorised personnel. To access, correct or delete your details, or withdraw consent, email info@allinacharity.org. Read our Privacy Policy for details about retention, technical data and service providers.