We believe that effective learning is based on processes that are people-driven and collaborative. Our community-based programs are structured to:

• Improve academic performance and foster a positive attitude towards technology.
• Increase exposure to employment opportunities by empowering youth to become not only users but creators of local content and applications.
• Develop local capacity at the grassroots level through the utilization of information and communication technologies.
• Serve as a scalable and replicable model for future Youth for Technology Foundation sponsored Digital Villages.

YFF's training curriculum is created in-house for the use of our program members. To request an electronic summary of courses offered for each program, please send an email to our offices.

YFF programs focus on assisting poor, disadvantaged and marginalized communities so that they can better participate in the digital economy. Primary beneficiaries are young people, ages 16 to 25 years, who will gain the knowledge necessary to be advocates of these issues. Secondary beneficiaries are the rural dwellers who do not have the adequate access to information and as a result become undereducated and isolated from the global economy.