Digital inclusion programs for Canadians

Access to technology and solid digital skills are essential in today’s connected world. The Government of Canada is helping bridge the digital divide with programs that offer crucial digital and Artificial Intelligence (AI) skills training in emerging fields to youth, access to refurbished computer devices and low-cost internet. By improving access to the internet and providing digital and AI training, these initiatives help Canadians thrive in daily life and help youth prepare for the jobs of tomorrow.

Digital skills training and learning programs

Explore learning options to further your digital skills.

CanCode

Youth K-12 and their teachers can access a variety of digital and AI skills training for free through participating organizations.

Digital Skills for Youth

Post-secondary graduates can gain hands-on experience through internship opportunities with small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Computers for Schools Intern program

Canadians aged 15-30 can apply for paid internships at computer device refurbishment centres across Canada to develop practical digital and soft skills.

Access to computer equipment and low-cost Internet services

Eligible Canadians and organizations can get access to refurbished computers and affordable Internet services to stay connected.

Computers for Schools Plus

Refurbished computers, laptops and accessories for schools, low-income Canadians, not-for-profit organizations, and Indigenous communities.

Connecting Families Initiative

Discounted Internet services for eligible low-income families and seniors.

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