The Curve – Free digital training for the Third Sector

Posted on: October 13, 2022

The Curve is a series of free, 90-minute workshops for third sector organisations. These online workshops aim to build knowledge around best digital practices, raise awareness of digital tools and ultimately help increase impact with digital. Workshops are open to anyone working or volunteering with a third sector organisation in the UK.

If you have any questions relating to The Curve, please contact Jenn at jennifer@thirdsectorlab.co.uk

Training includes; fundraising, Mailchimp, Canva, Design and Accessibility.

View upcoming workshops.

Author: Alliance Admin
Posted: 13/10/2022
Categories: News

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The Curve – Free digital training for the Third Sector

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