QCU Trains Barangay Personnel Through Digital Literacy Program

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Quezon City University took a significant step toward strengthening local governance and public service delivery by equipping barangay personnel with essential digital competencies through Project CLiP.

Conducted on October 24 and 28, the training program brought together administrative personnel from the barangays of San Bartolome, Bagbag, Gulod, Sta. Lucia, and Talipapa at QCU’s Main Campus Computer Laboratory.

The two-day workshop focused on practical digital skills, including computer operations, data management, and cybersecurity awareness. Participants were introduced to tools and practices designed to improve workplace efficiency and support technology-driven public service delivery.

For many attendees, the training served as their first formal exposure to digital systems increasingly relied upon in government administration. The program provided hands-on opportunities to build confidence in the use of technology while addressing the growing need for digital resilience at the grassroots level.

University representatives noted that Project CLiP aligns with QCU’s mission of extending learning opportunities beyond campus and empowering local communities through education and capacity-building programs.

By helping barangay personnel adapt to the demands of digital governance, QCU continues to contribute to more responsive, efficient, and future-ready public service institutions.

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