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Mobile van offers computer training to youth

The Commonwealth Youth Programme provides computer training for disadvantaged young people living in remote areas who do not have access to computers. This project teaches basic skills in order to improve their chances of gaining employment.

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  • Mobile van
  • Young people queue up to receive training in the mobile van
  • Young people queue up to receive training in the mobile van
  • Surmukh Singh, who works at the Commonwealth Youth Programme’s Asia centre, teaches computer skills
  • Surmukh Singh, who works at the Commonwealth Youth Programme’s Asia centre, teaches computer skills
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Mobile van
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This mobile van is driven to villages in Chandigarh to offer basic computer training for young people. The van is equipped with state-of-the-art computer systems, mobile internet access and training aids and screens and audio systems.

photo : © / Commonwealth Secretariat

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