Eduquest International Institute Partners with IMDA to Deliver Digital Literacy Programmes - Written by Lakshmy

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Eduquest International Institute, as a Approved Training Partner of the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), is proud to offer two essential programmes, Cyber Essentials Level 1 & 2, under the Digital Skills Framework. These programmes aim to empower individuals with the foundational knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a digital society.


IMDA's Digital Skills Framework 

In alignment with the Digital for Life movement, Eduquest International Institute is committed to building an inclusive digital society in Singapore. Through these courses, participants will gain practical skills such as safeguarding against online scams, understanding digital privacy, managing devices securely, and navigating online platforms confidently.


Doreen Tan, Assistant Chief Executive (Strategic Planning and Digital Readiness) of IMDA, said:“As Singapore continues to digitalise, it is crucial that we build an inclusive digital society so that no one is left behind.”


The Cyber Essentials programmes are designed to be accessible and engaging, ensuring participants can apply their knowledge in daily digital activities. The training is supported by IMDA’s SG Digital Office and aligns with the Digital Skills for Life Framework, which educates Singaporeans on how to perform essential online tasks effectively and securely.


Empowering Participants Through Practical Learning

On simplifying the course content to ensure its relevance and clarity, Idris Malim, CEO of Eduquest International Institute, said: “We focus on equipping participants with basic digital literacy and cybersecurity skills in a clear and approachable way. Our goal is to make these concepts easy to grasp and applicable in real-life scenarios, whether for personal use or professional growth.”


With these programmes, Eduquest International Institute is excited to play a part in Singapore’s journey towards a digitally inclusive and secure future.


Register for Digital Literacy and Cyber Essentials Level 1 & 2 today and join us in creating a digital-savvy Singapore.


https://www.eduquest.sg/courses/course/digital-literacy-cyber-essentials-level-1

https://www.eduquest.sg/courses/course/digital-literacy-cyber-essentials-level-2

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