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You may reproduce written copyright material from Western Cape Government digital channels for non-commercial purposes without needing permission. The reproduction must be accurate, not misleading or derogatory, and must include the source, URL, and copyright status.
Residents can use the eCentre’s facilities to apply to universities online, helping students access higher education opportunities through digital application processes.
The eCentre offers basic informal computer training to help users develop foundational digital skills such as using a mouse, keyboard, and navigating software.
The eCentre offers access to email services and assistance in creating email accounts. This helps individuals communicate online and access digital services that require email registration.
The Struisbaai WCG eCentre provides free internet access to members of the public who visit the facility. This allows users to browse the web, conduct online research, and stay connected.
The eCentre provides free printing of up to 10 pages per day for visitors. This supports users who need printed documents for applications, study, or personal use.
The eCentre supports job seekers by providing access to online job portals and tools to submit applications. This enables residents to explore employment opportunities and apply digitally.
The eCentre provides access to an online computer course through the E-learner platform, enabling learners to improve their digital literacy at their own pace.
The eCentre offers training for the ICDL certification, which validates digital skills in areas like word processing, spreadsheets, and online safety.
You can report any suspected fraud, theft or corrupt activity involving the Western Cape Government through telephone, email, postal mail, or by visiting the office in person. Provide factual details including the nature of the allegation, involved parties, date, financial impact if known, and available evidence.
You can report fraud, theft or corruption in any government department anonymously via the National Anti-Corruption Hotline using a toll-free phone number or email address.
Individuals can get help creating and using email accounts through the eCentre's support services.
