Join St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation in Ghana and empower underserved communities by sharing your computer skills with students who need them most. As a volunteer, you’ll teach high school students in rural areas the fundamentals of computer literacy and help them gain hands-on experience with programs like Microsoft Office. You don’t need formal ICT qualifications—just confidence with computers and a passion for teaching.

Support students as they learn basic computer operations, typing, and the use of everyday software, giving them access to skills that can open doors to education and employment. Whether you're teaching simple digital tasks or more advanced functions, your guidance helps bridge the digital divide for young people in under-resourced communities.

Your role as an IT and computer education volunteer will help students build essential digital skills, boost their confidence, and prepare them to compete in an increasingly digital world. Through this program, you’ll contribute to long-term development by equipping students with tools they can use to shape their futures.

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