LEARN.
PRACTICE.
GROW.
A practical digital learning environment for women, young women and mothers to strengthen digital confidence, develop professional skills, explore new career opportunities and transform learning into action.
Welcome to your learning journey.
Before starting the individual modules, discover the W.E.B. in TECH learning journey and why digital skills can become tools for autonomy, participation and professional growth.
Discover W.E.B. in TECH
Understand the purpose of the project, its learning approach and the opportunities available through the programme.
Empowering Young Women & Mothers
Start by reflecting on digital inclusion, professional development and the opportunities created by new skills.
Watch introduction →Watch → Read → Practice
For each topic, first watch the short video. Then use the PDF material to deepen your understanding. Finally, complete a practical activity.
Your W.E.B. in TECH course.
Move through the modules at your own pace. The course combines video learning, downloadable study materials and practical application.
Digital Skills Training for Vulnerable Women
Build the foundations needed to participate confidently in digital environments and use technology in everyday and professional contexts.
Digital Literacy & Online Safety
Understand the internet more critically, protect personal information and recognise common digital risks.
Digital Communication Skills
Learn how digital communication can become a professional competence for visibility, participation and employability.
Digital Productivity & Creativity Tools
Explore tools and methods that can make digital work more organised, productive and creative.
Choose one recurring task in your everyday or professional life and identify a digital tool that could make it easier or faster.
Autonomous & Continuous Learning
Learn how to continue developing digital competences independently in a rapidly changing technological environment.
Digital & Green Transition
Understand how digitalisation and sustainability are reshaping skills, jobs and the future of work.
Career Guidance & Digital Skills
Connect your existing abilities with new professional opportunities and create a realistic career-development strategy.
From Thought to Action
Transform an idea into a concrete action through planning, objectives and practical project work.
Think of one change you would like to make in your professional life.
Define:
• your objective
• three actions
• one deadline
• one measurable result
ChatGPT for Empowerment
Discover how generative AI can support learning, organisation, career development and everyday professional tasks.
Time Management & Digital Productivity
Use priorities, planning and digital tools to manage time more effectively while balancing different responsibilities.
Digital Fundraising
Explore how digital communication, community building and online tools can support fundraising initiatives.
Storytelling & Digital Presence
Learn how to communicate your story, skills and professional value through a credible digital presence.
Digital Wellbeing & Healthy Technology Use
Develop a healthier relationship with technology and learn to recognise when digital tools support — or undermine — your wellbeing.
Skills beyond the screen.
Digital employability also depends on communication, negotiation, self-awareness and the ability to work effectively with other people.
Conflict Management & Negotiation
Strengthen communication, negotiation and constructive problem-solving skills.
Watch video →My Empowerment Journey
Use this learning resource to reflect on your development, strengths and future direction.
Open workbook →Build Your Own Learning Habit
Choose one skill, practise it consistently and create visible evidence of what you are learning.
Sometimes learning starts with a story.
Four selected talks about courage, women’s professional development, resilience and career growth. Watch actively: choose one idea, reflect on it and transform it into action.
You do not need to know everything before you begin.
Digital confidence is built by doing. Professional identity is built by experimenting. Skills are built through practice. Careers rarely begin when we feel completely ready.
How to use this room
Teach Girls Bravery, Not Perfection
A powerful reflection on perfectionism, courage and why women and girls benefit from learning to experiment, fail, try again and take risks.
Learning technology requires experimentation. Waiting until you feel completely prepared can become a barrier to participation.
Replace “I need to be ready” with “I can learn by trying”.
What would you try professionally if you were not afraid of doing it imperfectly?
Why We Have Too Few Women Leaders
A widely discussed talk about women’s professional ambition, leadership and participation in decision-making.
It encourages reflection on professional aspirations, visibility and some of the barriers women encounter when progressing in their careers.
Do not automatically exclude yourself from opportunities before someone else has even evaluated your potential.
Is there an opportunity you have been underestimating yourself for?
Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance
Success is not determined only by talent. Persistence, sustained effort and the ability to continue learning matter too.
Learning digital skills can sometimes feel difficult or unfamiliar. Progress comes from repeated practice, not instant mastery.
A difficult skill is not necessarily a skill you cannot learn.
Which skill would improve if you practised it for 20 minutes every day?
The Career Advice You Probably Didn’t Get
A career-focused talk examining what people need to understand about professional advancement, leadership and demonstrating value.
Career development is not only about collecting qualifications. It is also about understanding how your work creates value.
Do not only list your skills. Learn to explain what those skills allow an organisation to achieve.
If an employer asked “What value can you bring?”, what would your answer be?
INSPIRATION WITHOUT ACTION CHANGES NOTHING.
Choose one idea from the videos above and transform it into a concrete action you can complete within the next 48 hours.
Knowing is not enough. Do something.
Use these short practical lessons to turn the course materials into skills you can demonstrate in real life.
Create your digital workspace
Organise files, documents and professional information.
Run your personal security check
Review passwords, 2FA, devices and privacy.
Write a professional AI prompt
Use AI for a concrete career-related task.
Create your first portfolio sample
Show what you can do instead of only describing it.
Improve one CV experience
Turn a vague responsibility into evidence of competence.
Tell your professional story
Create a short professional introduction for your digital presence.
Learn from real experiences.
Explore real initiatives connected with women’s empowerment, digital skills, communication, motherhood and online safety.
Skilled Mum
A European initiative focused on strengthening skills, learning opportunities and professional development for mothers.
- Digital skills
- Professional development
- Soft skills
- Employability
- Entrepreneurship
How can training be designed around the real life conditions and responsibilities of mothers?
Digital Womunication
A project connecting women’s empowerment with digital communication and employability.
- Digital communication
- Social media
- Marketing
- Professional visibility
- Digital competences
When does everyday social-media use become a professional digital communication skill?
Donna, Madre, Artista
An initiative connecting motherhood, creativity, identity and professional development.
- Motherhood
- Creativity
- Professional identity
- Personal development
- Counter-stereotypes
Which skills developed through care, organisation and creativity can become transferable professional skills?
Listen to Youth & Protect Teens Online
A real learning experience addressing online risks, digital responsibility and safer participation in digital environments.
- Online safety
- Privacy
- Cyberbullying
- Digital responsibility
- Risk awareness
What behaviours transform digital knowledge into genuine digital safety?
Organisations open to your talent.
Learning becomes even more valuable when it creates connections with the professional world. Discover organisations that have invited the W.E.B. in TECH project team to inform participants that they are open to receiving expressions of interest from women who would like to explore opportunities to collaborate, contribute or become part of their professional networks.
Explore the organisations below. Learn what they do. Identify the ones that match your skills and interests. Then prepare a short professional introduction, your CV and — when relevant — examples of your work. You do not need to wait until you feel “100% ready” before introducing yourself.
RID 96.8
Explore opportunities connected with media, communication, content, digital production and professional collaboration.
Discover & express interest →IAD
Explore a professional environment connected with digital solutions, technology, innovation and digital services.
Discover & express interest →IDEA Europa
Explore opportunities connected with European projects, project management, communication, training and international activities.
Discover & express interest →Virtuoso Italia
Discover the organisation, its professional activities and potential areas where your skills and experience may be relevant.
Discover & express interest →ASD MoveArt
Explore an environment connected with movement, creativity, sport, community activities and communication.
Discover & express interest →ECA Onlus
Explore opportunities within the social and nonprofit environment and discover how digital, organisational and communication skills can support social-impact activities.
Discover & express interest →LEA
Explore an organisation working within the nonprofit and social-impact environment, where project, communication and organisational skills can create value.
Discover & express interest →Euro Mirada
Discover an international environment connected with European cooperation, learning, empowerment and project activities.
Discover & express interest →Important: This section is designed to facilitate professional connections and expressions of interest. It does not constitute a guarantee of employment, internship, recruitment or contractual engagement. Participants should contact each organisation directly and verify the opportunities currently available.
What could I actually do?
A career in the digital economy does not necessarily mean becoming a programmer. Many entry-level roles combine digital tools with communication, organisation and human skills. Click on a role to discover what it involves and what you can do to start preparing for it.
Social Media Assistant
Create content, organise editorial calendars and support online communication.
Digital Marketing Assistant
Support campaigns, audiences, content and basic analytics.
Digital Project Assistant
Manage documents, tasks, deadlines and team collaboration.
Content Creator
Create useful digital text, visuals and short-form content.
Remote Customer Support
Help customers using email, chat and digital platforms.
AI-Enabled Office Assistant
Combine office skills with AI for research, drafting and organisation.
Understand the language.
Search common terms used in technology, digital communication and modern workplaces.
Technology capable of performing tasks associated with human intelligence.
An instruction provided to a generative AI system.
Online computing or storage services accessible through the internet.
A fraudulent attempt to obtain information or manipulate a person online.
Two-factor authentication adds an additional verification step to an account.
Key Performance Indicator: a measurable indicator of progress.
Search Engine Optimisation: methods used to improve online visibility.
Software used to manage customers, contacts and relationships.
A system used to create and manage website content.
Information and traces connected with your online activities.
Improving skills relevant to your existing professional role.
Developing new skills to move toward a different professional role.
A collection of evidence demonstrating what you can actually do.
Call to Action: the action you want someone to take after seeing content.
Using digital technology in ways that support rather than undermine wellbeing.
Frameworks you can use today.
Keep these simple formulas with you while working, studying or searching for new professional opportunities.
Prompt Formula
Role + Goal + Context + Constraints + Expected Output.
Interview Formula
Situation → Task → Action → Result.
Goal Formula
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound.
CV Checklist
Target role + relevant skills + evidence + clean structure + clear language.
Digital Safety
Unique passwords + 2FA + updates + privacy + verification.
Communication Formula
Audience → Objective → Message → Channel → Action → KPI.
MY EMPOWERMENT JOURNEY.
Learning is also about recognising how far you have come. Use the project workbook to reflect on your strengths, learning, confidence and future goals.
My Empowerment Journey
Use the workbook during or after the course to record your learning and translate reflection into concrete goals.
Open workbook →MY 90-DAY CAREER PLAN.
DAYS / LEARN
What skill will you improve first?
DAYS / CREATE
What evidence will you create?
DAYS / APPLY
What opportunities will you pursue?
YOU LEARNED.
NOW RECOGNISE IT.
If you have completed the W.E.B. in TECH learning activities, you can request your certificate.
Before submitting your request, make sure you have watched the relevant learning materials, reviewed the study resources and completed your practical activities.
Ready to request your certificate?
- Complete the learning modules.
- Review the PDF study materials.
- Complete the practical activities.
- Reflect on your Empowerment Journey.
- Prepare your next career action.
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