Digital Education Hubs Network

Free educational spaces located in libraries, Administrative Service Centers (ASCs), and local communities nationwide. Here, you can access technology to learn via Diia.Education, receive guidance from coordinators on using online services, and enjoy a comfortable environment for developing new skills.
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Explore Opportunities in the Hubs

Find your nearest location—digital education is accessible in every community.
Feel confident online

Learn how AI can support your everyday life, how to spot misinformation, and how to shop safely online. In the hubs, you’ll gain practical skills — from using public services online to creating strong passwords and exploring new digital opportunities.

Support and convenient locations

Hub coordinators are there to help you navigate technology and online learning. Use the filters below to find a hub that fits your needs — with backup power, inclusive access, or child-friendly spaces. Choose a location that works for you.

Your start in a new profession

Discover your strengths with a career guidance test on Diia.Education. It will help you understand what suits you best — gastronomy, IT, or creative industries. Use the hubs to watch educational series, complete simulators, and prepare for a new career.

A development center for your community

Grow where you live — no need to travel far. Hubs provide access to knowledge and support so that every community member can unlock their potential close to home.

Find your nearest digital education hub on the map

Choose a space that works for you. Use filters on the interactive map to find a hub with features like ramps, sign language support, or a children’s corner. If there isn’t one in your area yet — take the initiative. Apply at the bottom of the page to transform a local space into a modern hub for digital growth.

Hub Community: Your Stories

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone. Hubs are open to everyone — from school students to older adults. All you need is the desire to develop digital skills or explore a new profession.

Yes. This is a free service available to all community members. Access to computers, inclusive equipment, high-speed internet, and support from hub coordinators is completely free.

On the Diia.Education interactive map. Select your community from the list or locate it directly on the map. You can filter hubs by features such as backup power, ramps, or child-friendly spaces, and check opening hours in just one click.

To make digital opportunities accessible — even without your own computer or internet access. These are fully equipped spaces where you can learn on Diia.Education, access online public services via the Diia portal, or work independently. Hub coordinators are there to help you navigate technology so you can complete your tasks online in a safe and comfortable environment.

Bring Digital Education to Your Community

Have a space where people can learn or work with technology for free? Join the national network of digital education hubs.<br /> Together, we can build a country where technology is understandable and accessible to everyone — close to home.

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