Nepal (Focused on Rural Area)

Free IT training for the districts that get skipped.

Gateway I.T. Solutions runs no-cost trainings, workshops and career guidance for IT students and working professionals across remote Nepal — taught by engineers who do this work every day.

Students learning computers in a rural classroom in the Nepali highlands
100%
Free of cost
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Focus provinces
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Program tracks
10AM–6PM
Support hours

What we offer, free

Three tracks, designed for places where reliable internet, devices and mentors are scarce. No fees, no hidden costs.

IT Trainings

Structured, free courses

Computer fundamentals, Office & digital literacy, networking basics, web development and cybersecurity essentials — taught in Nepali, from zero prerequisites.

  • 6–12 week cohorts
  • Offline-friendly materials
  • Completion certificate

IT Workshops

Hands-on, one to three days

Short intensive sessions run at campuses and community centres: PC & network troubleshooting, WiFi setup, cloud tools, AI tools for study and work.

  • Run on-site in districts
  • Real equipment practice
  • Open to all levels

Career Guide

Free mentorship & direction

One-to-one guidance on choosing an IT path, building a CV and portfolio, freelancing and remote work, interview practice and certification roadmaps.

  • Mentor matching
  • Remote-work readiness
  • Internship referrals

Built for remote Nepal

Most IT training in Nepal stops at the Kathmandu ring road. We take it to Karnali and Sudurpashchim — Humla, Jumla, Dolpa, Mugu, Bajura, Bajhang, Darchula and the campuses around them — where a single skilled cohort can change a district's access to work.

Sessions are planned around load-shedding and connectivity realities: printed and offline material, low-bandwidth tools, and follow-up over phone when the network drops.

Karnali Province

Campus and community trainings across the highland districts.

Sudurpashchim

Workshops with local colleges, schools and youth groups.

Low-bandwidth first

Offline material and tools that work on weak connections.

Students & professionals

Beginners, graduates and working staff are all welcome.

How to join

01

Register your interest

Students, colleges and local organisations can request a training, workshop or mentorship slot by phone or email.

02

We plan the cohort

We confirm a venue, dates and equipment with the local partner, and share the syllabus in advance.

03

Learn and get guided

Attend the sessions, complete the practical work, and continue with career guidance after the program ends.

Bring a program to your district

Call or email us to enrol as a student, or to arrange a training or workshop for your campus, office or community group. Everything we run under this program is free.

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