Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, which continues its social responsibility projects without slowing down, has completed the technology trainings it started for the headmen of the capital city. Within the scope of "computer training" organized in cooperation with the Head of the Department of Headman's Affairs and the Department of Women and Family Services, there was the joy of graduation in Çubuk and Akyurt districts after Polatlı and Sincan. A total of 50 muhtars, who received their certificates after two months of training, planted saplings in Çubuk Valley.
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality completed the basic computer trainings it started for the headmen working in the central and surrounding districts of the Capital.
After Polatlı and Sincan, which were selected as the pilot regions, the headmen who received computer training in Çubuk and Akyurt districts were given their participation certificates by Önder Yanmaz, Head of the Office of the Head of the District Office.
TWO MONTHS FREE TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
Free computer training was provided to 50 mukhtars, two days a week for two months, within the scope of the "Let There Be No Headman Who Doesn't Know Computers" by the Head of the Department of Mukhtar Affairs and the Department of Women and Family Services.
Önder Yanmaz, Head of the Department of Headman's Affairs, stated that they were happy to be a partner in the graduation joy of the mukhtars at the certificate ceremony held in Çubuk and Akyurt, and said:
“We started the technology trainings for the mukhtars, which we started within the scope of the Social Municipality approach, in Polatlı for the first time. Then we completed the computer training we gave in Çubuk, Akyurt and Sincan Yenikent. Together with the headmen, we wanted to contribute to the Green Capital, and we planted saplings in Çubuk Valley. We will continue to evaluate new requests from our mukhtars.”
Emphasizing that, like a student, Computer Trainer Mustafa Sandıklı learned what the muhtars did not know and reinforced some of their knowledge, he said, “We tried to teach our muhtars how to use basic computer programs, today's developing mobile applications, and the Metropolitan's 'Muhtar Ankara' and 'Baskent Mobile' applications. We briefly described to them the ways to implement this communication in order to ensure a healthy communication.”
THANKS TO THE METROPOLITAN FROM MAHTARS
Headmen in Çubuk and Akyurt districts, who showed great interest in computer education and were excited for graduation, expressed their thoughts with the following words:
Emrah Karakuş (Cubuk Kösrelik Neighborhood Headman): “We were satisfied with the computer training offered to us. We do most of our work on the computer. We have also received our certificates, I would like to thank those who contributed.”
Sadık Can (Çubuk Yazır Neighborhood Headman and Head of Headmen's Association): “This training has been very beneficial for our district and our mukhtars. We learned about things we didn't know. It is valuable for us to see value.”
Zekai Cevik (Baruk Tahtayazı Neighborhood Headman): “The computer course was successful. We are also ready to receive repetition and more different technological trainings. Thank you for giving us this opportunity.”
Fatih Keyvanoğlu (Akyurt Timurhan Neighborhood Headman): “We knew computers, but we came to learn more comprehensively. It was a very useful organization. It will be useful to serve citizens more comfortably.”
Mehmet Yılmaz (Mukhtar of Akyurt Uzunlar District): “I had a chance to learn what I did not know. I used to have difficulty using the computer before, now I can produce documents more easily.”
Burhan Karaoğlan (Akyurt Güzelhisar Neighborhood Headman and Head of Headmen's Association): “Most of my friends didn't know how to use computers. They had the opportunity to learn what they did not know. I also learned what I did not know. It was also convenient for us that the course was given free of charge.”
After the certificate ceremony, the headmen of the capital planted saplings in Çubuk Valley and supported the 'Green Capital' project.
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