TIU Hosts Computer Training for 12th Grade Students
Digital Literacy Enhancement Initiative
On September 21st, 2025, the Computer Education Department from Tishk International University’s Faculty of Education successfully organized an 8-day Computer Training Program for 12th grade high school students. This comprehensive program aimed to enhance digital literacy and provide essential computer skills to prepare participants for future academic and professional pursuits.
Comprehensive Curriculum Coverage
The training program introduced students to fundamental areas of computer science through practical, hands-on learning:
Core Technical Skills:
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Basic computer operations and system navigation
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Microsoft Office applications proficiency development
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Internet safety protocols and digital citizenship
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Introductory programming concepts and logical structures
Critical Thinking Development:
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Problem-solving techniques through computational thinking
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Logical reasoning skills applied to technology challenges
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Digital creativity and innovative solution development
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Modern technological competencies for academic and career success
Interactive Learning Methodology
Throughout the eight-day program, participants engaged in:
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Interactive instructional sessions led by TIU faculty
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Hands-on laboratory activities supervised by senior Computer Education students
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Personalized support and individual guidance
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Practical application of concepts in student-centered learning environment
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Direct knowledge implementation through structured lab exercises
Program Recognition and Completion
The training concluded with a formal ceremony where:
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Certificates of Completion were awarded to all participants
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Faculty members acknowledged student dedication and achievement
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Appreciation was expressed for student enthusiasm and commitment
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Recognition was given for successful program participation
Institutional Commitment to Community Engagement
This initiative reflects Tishk International University’s ongoing dedication to:
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Community engagement through educational outreach
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Youth development in technology fields
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Pre-university preparation for aspiring computer science students
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Technology exploration opportunities for high school students
The Department of Computer Education extended gratitude to the organizing team, instructors, and participating schools for their cooperation in making this program successful. TIU looks forward to continuing initiatives that inspire and empower the next generation of computer science and technology professionals.
Keywords: Computer Training, Digital Literacy, High School Students, Technology Education, Community Outreach, Youth Development, Computer Skills, Educational Initiative

























