Technical training
Local engineers & developers
Upskilling technical teams on the deployed systems: architecture, maintenance, evolution and application security.
A digital system is only sovereign if the teams running it master how it works. Training and skills transfer are not optional — they are at the heart of every DIGITEUL engagement.
The sign of a successful training engagement is when the local team no longer needs us. Every programme is designed to reach that goal: passing on not only the technical steps, but a deep understanding of the systems.
Within the NEKKAL programme, we supervised and trained a team of 6 engineers from ANEC (the National Civil Registry Agency) who today operate, independently, the national registry consolidating 20 million records. That is the outcome we aim for in every engagement.
Tailored
Every programme is adapted to the participants' actual level and to the systems involved.
Hands-on
At least 60% of the time is spent on practical work using real systems or a test environment.
Documented
Every training comes with complete materials: user guides, procedures and quick-reference sheets.
Followed up
Post-training support available: phone assistance, Q&A sessions and documentation updates.
Local engineers & developers
Upskilling technical teams on the deployed systems: architecture, maintenance, evolution and application security.
User agents & supervisors
Onboarding to business applications: data entry, lookups, report generation, rights management and resolving common incidents.
IT managers & system technicians
Server administration, IS monitoring, backup management, technical incident resolution and service continuity management.
Teams already in place
Short refresher sessions, onboarding to new features or support during major system upgrades.
As part of the NEKKAL programme (EU funding), DIGITEUL supervised and trained a pool of six IT engineers from ANEC. These engineers were trained in the architecture of the civil registry system, database administration, supervision of the territorial rollout and management of the National Civil Registry consolidating 20 million digitized and indexed records.
Outcome: the ANEC team now operates the RNEC fully independently.
At least 60% of the time spent on hands-on work with the real systems — your teams learn by doing, not by listening.
Architecture, administration, security and application evolution: we transfer understanding, not just the motions.
Assistance, Q&A sessions and complete documentation to embed the knowledge for the long term.
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