This in-depth digital communications training programme for UK registered charities includes webinars, tailored resources, online digital marketing strategy workshops and both Spring and Summer Schools.
Charities can book now onto the first three webinars, in partnership with Google Digital Garage, covering social media strategy, writing for social media and Google Analytics.
The new Manchester Digital Strategy – Creating an Inclusive, Sustainable and Resilient Smart City aims to set out a new vision and commitment for using digital technologies to enable a smart city. This is a working title and part of the next phase of the consultation process includes asking for suggestions for the wording for this headline.
Beyond is a free programme of design and digital training to help non-profits adapt and respond in times of crisis. The programme is available to all non-profits in England. It also provides four sectors working with those hardest hit by Covid-19 access to coaching from experienced practitioners and additional sector-specific training. Those are financial wellbeing, early years, mental health and sexual and domestic violence.
Everything you need on cyber security and digital fundraising in one simple place. From expert advice to support and updates with key trends, there is content to help you with all your digital needs.
Each hub is split into to four sections:
MediaTrust are giving 200 charities the chance to win free digital marketing strategy training for their organisation. The practical training will help you build a plan to engage your audiences and raise your profile online.
Charities like all organisations, need to ensure they are up-to-date with new digital technology trends and marketing tools in order to communicate with funders, beneficiaries and supporters successfully and effectively.
Talent is a free 12-week work experience course, starting on 27 November 2020, designed to fast-track women (19+) into full-time employment with partner employers in Greater Manchester and Lancashire.
Funding available to innovative organisations that can help us support digital development in the heritage sector.
The Heritage Fund are now seeking organisations to help deliver for the sector.
The Digital Futures Fund seeks to procure specialist employability partners to deliver digital skills and industry-focused pre-employment courses for young people across the region.
Anyone with no or low digital skills will be able to work towards essential digital skills qualifications.
The Manchester Adult Education Services (MAES) accessible courses will support you to develop your digital skills for work and everyday life.
Courses include:
From September 2020, anyone with no or low digital skills will be able to work towards essential digital skills qualifications
The Manchester Adult Education Services (MAES) accessible courses will support you to develop your digital skills for work and everyday life. MAES will help you to learn how to use different devices and applications to: