Digital Citizen Course For Immigrants
Digital Citizen Course For Immigrants
Introduction
Norway is among the countries with the highest degree of digitalisation and expectation of online activities. The course aim at help integrate into a new community and develop essential skills for navigating the digital society met in Norway. Overall, the course in digital citizenship for immigrants focus on providing practical skills and knowledge to help navigate the digital world safely and effectively.

Target group
Refugees and immigrants
Prerequisites
None
Duration
24 hours
Evaluation
Final test
Documentation
Course certificate
Learning outcome
A short introduction to basic digital skills will be given. Online safety and security: Immigrants may be particularly vulnerable to online scams and cyberattacks, so it's important to train how to protect from these threats. Topics to cover could include password management, recognizing phishing scams, and using anti-virus software. Digital communication: Digital communication can be a great way for immigrants to stay connected with family and friends back home, but it's important to use these tools responsibly. The course cover topics such as online etiquette, cyberbullying, and privacy settings. Access to government services: Many government agencies now offer online services, and it's important for immigrants to know how to access and use these services effectively. Introductions will be givenhow to apply for citizenship, renew a visa, and access social services online. Online job searching: Many immigrants come to a new country in search of better job opportunities. The course cover how to create an online resume, search for jobs online, and use professional networking sites like LinkedIn. Cultural differences in digital communication: Digital communication can vary widely across different cultures, and it's important for immigrants to understand these differences to avoid misunderstandings or unintentionally causing offense. We will cover topics as body language, and idiomatic expressions commonly used in digital communication.