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DRIVE is committed to digital education

The internet as a source of information and learning, computers, tablets, or phones as user interfaces.

The internet as a source of information and learning, computers, tablets, and phones as user interfaces.

Young people and children in particular should learn how to use and navigate the wide range of digital options at an early age. This will enable them to correctly assess the opportunities and risks of media and integrate them into their everyday learning. With our D-School educational approach, DRIVE promotes the early use of digital media by schoolchildren.

In addition, DRIVE is involved in the IT macht Schule (IT goes to school) project, which acts as an interface between companies and schools and brings young talent and companies together for IT internships. This is because the IT sector in particular offers a wide range of diverse and future-oriented career fields for young people.

DRIVE also offers secondary school students the opportunity to get a taste of agency life during Future Days. Note: We are currently accepting applications for Future Day 2021. There are no more places available for Future Day 2020.

However, companies and adults sometimes also have some catching up to do when it comes to certain IT topics. DRIVE offers customized training courses to meet individual needs.

Just get in touch with us, we will be happy to help.

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