GO USETECH is a community-driven organization dedicated to empowering youth and vulnerable communities through practical skills development, digital training, and entrepreneurship programs. Operating in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, Kikuube District – Uganda, we work closely with refugees and host communities to create opportunities for learning, innovation, and sustainable livelihoods.

Our programs focus on ICT training, vocational skills development, and digital entrepreneurship, enabling learners to gain marketable skills, become self-employed, and access income opportunities both locally and online. We also support trainees to use digital tools and social media platforms to promote and sell their products and services, helping them build sustainable economic independence.

GO USETECH prioritizes women, youth, refugees, and persons with disabilities, ensuring that everyone has equal access to education, technology, and opportunities for growth.

The Computer Applications Trainer will provide high-quality, hands-on ICT training to learners from refugee and host communities. The trainer will teach essential digital skills that enable participants to use computers confidently for education, employment, and online opportunities.

Training will focus on basic to intermediate computer skills, including typing, Microsoft Office applications, internet usage, digital communication, and basic computer maintenance. The trainer will also introduce learners to digital tools that can support entrepreneurship, online work, and small business development.

The ideal candidate should be passionate about digital empowerment, patient with beginner learners, and capable of supporting trainees who may have limited literacy or little prior experience with computers.