The OpenSkills - Train The Trainers Program

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Train The Trainers (TTT)

Your generous donation to OpenmindProject’s TTT program will provide scholarships for 40 students with physical disabilities the opportunity to gain the necessary skills and tools they need to become successful trainers. By investing in these students, you are giving them the chance to be an integral part of a growing and progressive workforce. Your support can help change not only their lives, but the lives of future trainees as well. Please consider making a donation today!

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WHY

Train The Trainers?

Thai PWDs are Being Shut Out of Employment!

Challenge

All over Thailand, students with disabilities are denied opportunities to learn skills that are employable and align with their unique abilities and disabilities. Furthermore, studies show that employers wrongly assume that all persons with disabilities face the same workplace challenges, ignoring that those with, for example, physical disabilities can excel in IT and software development jobs. These prejudices prevent capable individuals from contributing to society and living a fulfilling life.

WHO

Do We Help?

From Code the Future to Train the Trainers

Our Future Trainers

Train the Trainer (TTT) program will provide 40 students with physical disabilities the opportunity to gain the necessary skills and tools they need to become successful trainers.

HOW

Do We Help?

Our Solution

Our Plan

The Train The Trainer project is aiming to provide physical disabled students with the necessary tools to open up future job opportunities. This includes IT training, coding and web development skills, english training, coaching skills, teamwork skills and life skills. 

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WHY

Train The Trainers?

Thai PWDs are Being Shut Out of Employment!

Challenge

All over Thailand, students with disabilities are denied opportunities to learn skills that are employable and align with their unique abilities and disabilities. Furthermore, studies show that employers wrongly assume that all persons with disabilities face the same workplace challenges, ignoring that those with, for example, physical disabilities can excel in IT and software development jobs. These prejudices prevent capable individuals from contributing to society and living a fulfilling life.

WHO

Do We Help?

From Code the Future to Train the Trainers

Our Future Trainers

Train the Trainer (TTT) program will provide 40 students with physical disabilities the opportunity to gain the necessary skills and tools they need to become successful trainers.

HOW

Do We Help?

Our Solution

Our Plan

The Train The Trainer project is aiming to provide physical disabled students with the necessary tools to open up future job opportunities. This includes IT training, coding and web development skills, english training, coaching skills, teamwork skills and life skills. 

Learn more

Why Support Us

Leading Experience

OpenMind Projects is a local organization that has over 20 years' extensive knowledge and experience working in innovative solutions for the needs of our students. With our "learning by doing" approach, we ensure the continuity of our projects by providing a dedicated volunteer network. Additionally, students who join our projects are given prior training and encouraged to collaborate, which helps to build their knowledge, particularly in regards to the technology devices required for the successful completion of the project. Finally, we can count on the support and collaboration from international volunteers, skilled individuals, connections with other NGOs, and large companies.

OpenmindProjects team, volunteers, and advisors have collective experience in education, youth development and EdTech solutions from leading institutions and tech companies.

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Our Plan

Code The Future
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May
2021

Code the Future is a pilot program focusing on providing students with physical disabilities with basic coding and web development skills. Furthermore, it will aim to improve their self-learning skills to become independent learners and learn online. It will run for 2 years at the vocational college for students with disabilities in NongKhai. This proposal outlines the OpenSkills programming training “Code the Future” that aims to help students achieve their learning goals in coding and web development. By focusing on programming skills, the training aims to equip students with in-demand, employable and transferable skills that will enable them to succeed in a variety of IT jobs. Learn more: OpenSkills.Dev

Train The Trainer (TTT)
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May
2023

Train the Trainer (TTT) program will provide at least 40 students with physical disabilities the opportunity to gain the necessary skills and tools they need to become successful trainers.

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