Korean Volunteers to provide ICT Training in Sri Lanka
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- Published on Monday, 09 July 2012 10:11
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The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka will deploy these teams to train TRC staff members /Instructors of IT centers /students undergoing ICT training under the TRC e-NABLE project / students in selected Vocational Training Centers (VTC’s) supervised by the Dept. of Social Service / Special needs Schools & Ranaviru Authority (IT centers in Disabled Soldiers’ villages) in Sri Lanka. The language of instruction will be English.
The Government of South Korea dispatches teams of Korean volunteers skilled in Information Technology (IT) annually to developing countries to provide advanced IT Technology.
The Korea IT Volunteer (KIV) programme is hosted by the Ministry of Public Administration and Security of Korea and managed by the National Information Society Agency of Korea since 2001.
Under ITU Assistance, the Korea IT Volunteer training programme was conducted in Sri Lanka last year specifically for members of TRCSL staff and special schools, IT instructors of select centers, and IT teachers from 18th July to 12th August 2011.
The syllabus includes IT topics such as: Introduction of MS, Advanced features of MS, Database Management, Networking, Computer security, Photoshop, Graphics, Hardware and Trouble shootings Web designing etc. and an introduction to various aspects of Korean culture. Two classes will be conducted parallel to each other for the duration of the training course. Altogether there are 200 persons who have enrolled for this training.
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