Training focused on technological content is based on the European framework of digital skills for citizens (DigComp) which defines five areas that outline what digital competence implies. These areas are the following:

• Information and digital literacy.
• Communication and collaboration.
• Creation of digital content.
• Security.
• Problem resolution.

He The fundamental objective of Ctrl-A is to directly improve the employability of participating people with psychosocial disabilities, through the acquisition of necessary technological and digital skills and competencies and training in skills focused on improving personal and work competencies; so as to increase their chances of entering employment in a stable and lasting manner over time

To participate in Ctrl-A you need:

• Be over 18 years of age
• Have a recognized psychosocial disability equal to or greater than 33%
• be in a state of despairemployment or inactivity.