Several students of the special education school Raquel Payá de Dénia attend this week a digital literacy course taught by Creama Dénia, through the new Service for People with Functional Diversity.
These training activities are developed in two sessions, scheduled on 19 and 26 days in January, from 10 to 12 hours, in the computer classroom of the Creama-Dénia Agency.
These courses are co-financed by the European Social Fund and correspond to the Avave Joves Plus program of the Servef. They are taught by Joan Rovira and Sergi Ortolà, two young people under 30 years and with training in the Training Cycles of the Computer and Telecommunications family, who have been hired by the City of Dénia.
Thanks to this course, the students of the school will learn and improve their basic computer knowledge related to new technologies such as controlling the Windows environment, word processing, or surfing the Internet safely.
