Women in Tech Global

Digital Skills
for Women

An organization helping women worldwide build practical AI and digital skills for everyday life, work and business.

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Featured Guide · In Development

From “How Much?”
to Paid

A practical guide to turning WhatsApp and Instagram enquiries into sales. This edition uses Nigerian small-business examples.

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Companion Tools · In Development

Reply Kit
+ Sales Desk

Adapt a customer reply, record the next step, and track paid orders and costs with an editable workbook.

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What We Do
Helping Women Build Tech Skills
Build Digital Confidence

Get comfortable with everyday digital tools, one practical task at a time.

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Make AI Useful

Practise writing prompts, checking answers and applying AI to work you already do.

02
Grow a Small Business

Use digital tools to answer customers, organise enquiries and follow up on orders.

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Learn by Doing

Try short exercises that turn a new skill into something you can use.

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Build a Portfolio

Turn a small project into an example you can share when exploring work in tech.

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Explore Tech Careers

Discover where your existing strengths fit and choose a skill to learn next.

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About Us

Tech Skills
for Real Life

Women in Tech Global is an education organization that helps women worldwide understand technology and put it to work. We make digital skills and artificial intelligence easier to learn, so you can solve everyday problems, build confidence at work or grow a small business.

Use a tutorial to try an AI tool, work through an exercise with a problem of your own, or start a digital project you can share. Women in Tech Global gives you a place to learn, practise and create, from your first digital project to an eBook of your own.

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LEARN BY DOING
Build Your Skills
What to Explore

Start with one topic that fits the work you do. The photos illustrate the learning themes.

AI Basics

Prompt Writing

Business Writing

Clearer Customer Replies

Digital Projects

Build a Small Portfolio

Product Listings

Help Customers Choose

Social Selling

Move a Buyer Toward an Order

Work Routines

Make Repeat Tasks Easier

Learn by Doing
Practice Projects
Answer a Price Question

Give the price and ask one useful next question
Write a Product Listing

Explain what the buyer gets and how to order
Send a Clear Quote

Check delivery and show the full total
Follow Up on an Order

Record the next action and who owes it
Check an AI Draft

Verify each price, promise and date
Track Paid Orders

Use your own records to confirm payment
Measure What You Keep

Subtract the direct costs of the order
Build a Small Portfolio

Show what you made and how you made it
Plan Your Next Test

Change one thing and measure the result
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The Digital Library
The Field Guide

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From “How Much?” to Paid · Nigerian small-business edition

  • Set up a sales desk
  • See a worked conversation
  • Practise on one real offer
  • Track your next step
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The Reply Kit

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Companion templates for WhatsApp and Instagram

  • Price and availability
  • Delivery and objections
  • Useful follow-up
  • Payment confirmation
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The Sales Desk

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Companion workbook for enquiries, paid orders and costs

  • Track new enquiries
  • Record paid orders
  • Review direct costs
  • Measure your results
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From the Library

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Learning Notes
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Start with a customer question you already get
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Community Updates
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Try a Free Exercise

A buyer asks whether a tote can arrive Friday. You know it costs ₦8,500, but delivery is unconfirmed.

Draft a reply that gives the price, asks for the delivery area and tells the buyer when you can check back. Compare your answer with the questions alongside this exercise.

Questions to Try

What can you add to your first reply so the buyer has enough information to make a decision?

Reply Practice
Start with the buyer’s question

What is left from the sale after stock, packaging, payment fees and delivery?

Margin Check
Use your own figures

What does your customer need to hear next, and when can you confirm it?

Follow-Up Practice
Keep the promise you made