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Useful skills.
Meaningful opportunities.

A learning pathway from computer basics to career preparation, supported by communities and organisations that share our mission.

Pilot programme planned for 2027The programme designs below are initial proposals. Dates, venues and enrolment will be announced after funding and delivery partners are confirmed.
01 / Free for eligible learners

DIWAN Digital Foundations

8 weeks • 32 guided hours • 20 learners per cohort

For young people aged 18–25 from B40 households who want to start with the basics. No prior experience is required.

Ask about the programme
  • Computers, file management and professional email
  • Documents, spreadsheets and presentations
  • Cybersecurity, scams and privacy
  • AI basics: check facts and protect personal data
  • Final project: documents and a simple portfolio

Computers are available during classes. Device loans outside class depend on availability; learners are not required to buy a computer.

02 / A free next step

DIWAN Career Ready

4 weeks • 8 hours of group clinics • Follow-up guidance

For graduates of the foundations programme who want to prepare job applications or explore further education.

Ask about guidance
  • CVs, application emails and professional profiles
  • A digital portfolio based on your own projects
  • Interview practice and workplace communication
  • An introduction to training and job opportunities
  • Progress follow-up at day 90

Opportunities depend on suitability and availability. Participation does not guarantee a job or any level of income.

03 / For companies & organisations

DIWAN Impact Partners

Funding access to digital education together.

Cohort sponsorships and paid training help keep core programmes free.

Discuss a partnership
  • Cohort sponsorship: a proposed RM18,000 for 20 learners in 2027
  • Organisational training: a proposed RM4,000 for a one-day workshop
  • Donations of usable computers
  • Industry mentors and volunteer facilitators
  • Digital studio projects with alumni and supervisors

Prices are planning estimates. Scope, impact reporting, travel costs and any applicable taxes will be confirmed in a quotation.

The proposed learner journey

One step at a time.

1

Understand your needs

A brief assessment of household income, device access and foundational skills.

2

Learn together

Practical training, facilitator support and independent practice.

3

Demonstrate your skills

Complete a final project and a progress assessment.

4

Take a new step

Join career clinics and follow-up after completion.

Frequently asked questions

Before you begin.

Are all programmes free?

Digital Foundations and Career Ready are proposed to be free for eligible learners from B40 households. Paid organisational training and studio services help support that mission.

How is B40 eligibility determined?

DIWAN will review household income and local needs when enrolment opens. Verification methods and minimum documentation will be explained in advance. Do not submit identity documents or financial records through this enquiry form.

Do I need my own computer?

Not for the planned classroom sessions. Computers will be available at partner venues. Home loans depend on the number of devices available.

Is the certificate a professional qualification?

An internal DIWAN participation or completion certificate is proposed for learners who meet the requirements. It is not an accredited academic or professional qualification.

Can I become a mentor?

Yes. Volunteer pathways are planned for facilitators, career mentors and technical supporters. Share your skills, experience and available time through the Contact Us page.