In cooperation with

Strong education partners at our side

Digital inclusion is a team effort. Our academy courses are run in cooperation with established education and social partners.

Bildungszentrum Waldshut
Stoll VITA Stiftung
Gemeinde Görwihl
Familienzentrum am Hochrhein
Bildungszentrum Singen
Gemeinde Ühlingen-Birkendorf

What participants say

Thanks to you, I have lost some of my fear of my smartphone. And I've gained a sense of just how much this little device can do.
Course participant, smartphone introduction (translated from German)
Everyone is talking about AI and it was important to me not to be left behind. I am really happy that I came.
Course participant, AI Made Easy (translated from German)
You explain things so well and are truly patient with us – I am absolutely delighted.
Course participant, laptop basics (translated from German)
What I liked most were the clear explanations, the opportunities to ask questions and the help with individual problems.
Course participant, AI in the office (translated from German)
Everything was interesting. The course took away my fear of pressing the wrong button.
Course participant, smartphone introduction (translated from German)
Yesterday I took part in the ValBit GmbH seminar “AI Made Easy for Seniors” (Bildungszentrum Waldshut). Although I had already worked with ChatGPT before, I took away many new and interesting insights. For some participants the event was a bit of a challenge, as using a smartphone was still new territory for them. The course leader handled this in a very friendly, patient and competent manner and kept helping whenever difficulties arose. All in all, it was a very successful event. I can warmly recommend this seminar to anyone looking for a clear, hands-on introduction to AI.
Course participant, AI Made Easy (translated from German)

Real professionals. And a lot of patience.

Digital skills should exclude no one. That's why we have been training people of every age from day one – from smartphones to AI.

A trainer patiently helping two older participants at a laptop