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ITB-110Foundation

Digital leadership

Essential IT for Business Leaders

Understand the systems, suppliers, costs and decisions that leaders must govern without needing to become technicians.

Organisational delivery

Available on request

Dates agreed with your organisation. Available as a private cohort, workshop, blended programme or supported recorded course.

For businesses, schools, NGOs, government teams and private groups. THNF will agree dates and delivery arrangements with you.

What you will be able to do

Clear outcomes. Practical evidence.

  • Ask effective questions of technology suppliers
  • Assess devices, connectivity and support needs
  • Plan realistic NLe technology budgets
  • Recognise operational and cyber dependencies

Course structure

Modules and lessons

01

Technology decisions leaders own

A practical orientation to organisational IT in Sierra Leone.

  1. People, systems, suppliers and cost45 min

Access and progression

Know what the course requires.

The required capability matters; the learner does not have to personally own every device.

Who it is for

Business owners, directors, managers, public-interest leaders, NGO leaders and people responsible for organisational decisions in Sierra Leone.

Hardware access

A smartphone or computer supports preparation. Facilitated practical work can use a readiness-approved THNF centre and must include a printable or offline alternative.

Software and practical access

Course software is available through the text-first pack, an approved offline installer or a readiness-approved THNF centre.

Possible progression

Stronger organisational leadership in technology procurement, governance, data, AI, cyber risk and operational resilience.

Progression is not a guarantee of employment or external certification.

Sierra Leone context

Sierra Leonean SMEs, NGOs and public-interest organisations; NLe budgets, mobile money, local suppliers, shared devices, intermittent power and connectivity, data-protection duties and practical continuity planning.

Skills in context

Career directions and next steps

These are realistic directions that the skills can support—not promises of employment, job titles or external certification.

  • Business and organisational leader
  • Digital-transformation sponsor
  • Governance and resilience lead
Possible progression pathways

Level 1 · Essential digital leadership