Digital Academy
The training platform building digital skills for civil servants, public employees and staff across the Culture, Sports and Tourism sector. Study online at your own pace, with results recorded and rolled up by unit.
Use the account issued by your unit. Everything below is readable without signing in.
Courses now open
Published courses. Select one to sign in and start learning.
How can you learn?
Choose the format that fits your time, needs and development plan.
- Online courses
Video lessons, materials and per-chapter quizzes; progress is saved automatically.
- Learning paths
Curated course sequences by job role, taken step by step from basic to advanced.
- Live classes
Scheduled online classes joined right on the site, no extra software needed.
What the Digital Academy offers
Six groups of functionality already running in the learner area, available as soon as you sign in with your issued account.
Online courses
Each course is split into chapters holding video lessons, readings or downloadable materials, with a quiz at the end of every chapter for self-assessment before moving on. The system remembers where you stopped, so you can study in short sessions and pick up exactly where you left off.
Learning paths
Curated course sequences by job role, taken step by step from basic to advanced.
Live classes
Scheduled online classes joined right on the site, no extra software needed.
Digital certificates
Complete a course and pass its quiz to receive a certificate, verifiable online.
Knowledge contests
Timed quiz contests with individual and unit leaderboards.
Frequently asked questions
What to know before signing in and starting a course.
Where do I get an account?
Sign in with the Ministry SSO or use the account issued by your unit. If you do not have an account, contact your unit's IT focal point.
Can I browse courses before signing in?
You can view the published course catalogue on this page. Selecting a course will ask you to sign in before you start learning.
Is my learning progress saved?
Yes. The platform remembers your current lesson so you can return to the content you left unfinished.
What is required for a certificate?
Complete the lessons and meet the final assessment requirement. The digital certificate includes a code for online verification.
Do live classes require extra software?
No. Scheduled online classes provide their join link inside the learner area so you can attend on the platform.
Who can help if I cannot sign in?
Contact your unit's IT focal point to check your account and access permissions.
How learning works here
Four steps from having an account to receiving a certificate.
- 1
Sign in
Use the account issued by your unit. If you do not have one, contact your unit's IT focal point.
- 2
Pick a course or a path
Choose individual courses as needed, or follow a path already sequenced for your job role.
- 3
Study at your own pace
Watch lessons, read materials and take the quiz at the end of each chapter. The system saves your place so you return to the right lesson.
- 4
Receive your certificate
Complete the lessons and pass the final quiz to be issued a digital certificate with an online lookup code.
No account yet? Sign in with the Ministry's SSO or contact your unit's IT focal point.
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