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Digital Empowerment & Innovation Initiative

Helping adults and organizations build confidence and capacity through digital-skills instruction, technology training, virtual learning, Microsoft 365 support, data systems, responsible artificial-intelligence education and technology-enabled programs.

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Program

Digital Foundations & Workplace Technology

Practical workplace technology learning covering digital foundations, Microsoft 365, collaboration, data skills, cybersecurity and responsible AI.

Courses in this program

Enrollment Open$299

Digital Foundations & Workplace Technology

Six weeks · Instructor-led online professional development course

Build practical workplace technology skills through live sessions, online learning, practical assignments and a capstone project.

Skills & topics

  • Digital organization and file management
  • Cybersecurity
  • Microsoft 365
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Excel and data literacy
  • Responsible artificial intelligence

What the course includes

  • Live Microsoft Teams sessions
  • TalentLMS online learning
  • Practical assignments and assessments
  • Final capstone project
  • The Gift Ministries Certificate of Completion
Enrollment or Financial Assistance

Choose full payment through TalentLMS or monthly payments through Stripe. Review course-access steps before continuing.

Learners may enroll in one or more courses. Enrollment and payment for each course are completed securely through TalentLMS and Stripe.

The Digital Empowerment & Innovation Initiative helps adults and organizations develop the technology skills, systems and confidence needed to participate fully in education, employment, ministry, organizational leadership and modern community life.

Technology is both a direct service and infrastructure supporting tutoring, workforce programs, leadership education, registration, evaluation and reporting.

Adult digital skills

  • Basic computer, internet and email skills
  • Microsoft 365 and virtual meeting platforms
  • Online-learning readiness and digital job applications
  • Online safety, privacy and responsible artificial-intelligence use

Technology services for organizations

  • Technology-needs assessments
  • Microsoft 365 implementation and support
  • Digital forms and workflow improvement
  • Data dashboards and virtual-program development
  • Cybersecurity awareness and technology policies

Organizational value

Project-based, training-based and contractual support can strengthen technology capacity without requiring a large internal department.

Funding opportunity

Foundation and corporate support can sponsor devices where permitted, internet access, instructional materials, digital-literacy courses and technology assistance for underserved adults and community organizations.

Intended outcomes

What progress can look like

  • Increased digital confidence
  • Improved access to online education
  • Stronger employment-related technology skills
  • Increased organizational efficiency
  • More effective data collection and communication
  • Expanded access to services

Next step

Interested in this initiative?

Program availability, eligibility and delivery details will be confirmed in conversation.