Free online course Nezisk.Digital

or wrap efficiency around your finger!

Nonprofits, get more time for your mission, projects or clients! In our award-winning and free online course, you'll actively learn how to use digital tools to streamline and automate activities where you're currently burning wasting your people's energy and time, with the support of your own guide and tech-expert.

The course through the eyes of the participants

10 z 10
nonprofits from the fall run recommends the course to other organizations
9 z 10
representatives* of NGOs are satisfied with the course
32 z 35
nonprofits successfully completed the
course

The next course you can apply for,
, will run from 1 September 2025 to 17 December 2025.

What will the course give your non-profit?

Analysis of the situation and problems

You'll uncover the real causes of the problems that burn your organization the most. Most often it's team collaboration, project or financial management, data security, etc.

Mapping work processes

You will learn how to map specific processes and identify the most suitable areas for digitalization.

The most beneficial solution

You will find the tool you need or an extension to existing ones that will make your organisation significantly more efficient. You will also learn methods that will help you work with this tool.

Procedure for implementing the tool

You will take away a ready-made plan for the implementation of your chosen tool. So you can deploy your new solution gradually.

Everything you learn in the course can be applied in your organisation at any time in the future - on your own, without our help.

Impact of the Nezisk.Digital course

"I liked the course, we learned how to use new tools and at the same time we gained awareness of things we hadn't noticed before. Overall, I am very happy with what we experienced in the course."
Marek Christ, STUD

The course is based on 3 pillars

Developing soft skills

Without developing the soft skills of the team, digital tools cannot be effectively implemented and used. So you'll learn to understand the needs of your organisation and employees*, identify where digital technologies can bring you the most benefit, plan strategically or manage change.

Active Learning

The course is practical - participants work on a real problem in their organisation. This allows immediate application of new knowledge, skills and digital tools.

Guided tours

You'll get your own guide* guide and other experts to provide expert guidance and support throughout the course. The commercial value of their help is equivalent to around 50,000 CZK for each organisation over and above the cost of the course itself, paid for by the MLSA grant. But they are helping you as volunteers, out of enthusiasm and pro bono!

For which non-profits is the course intended?

The course is held twice a year. We carefully select 20 non-profit organizations that meet these criteria for both the spring and fall sessions:
1
You are a small or medium-sized non-profit organization (about 5 to 50 employees).
2
You work in the social sector (e.g. social care and helping disadvantaged groups).
3
You have the possibility to draw de minimis support in the amount of 62 397 CZK.
4
You use (or will use before the course starts) the MS 365 or Google Workspace platform.

How does the course work?

Everything happens almost exclusively online. We communicate using a few simple digital applications. The course is intensive and requires your active participation. Each week will require a minimum of 5 hours from 2 participants* from your organisation (10 man-hours) over a four month period. It is highly recommended to involve your organization's leadership and other team members (with a lower time commitment).

Introduction to the course

Onboarding process + tools for course participation

Linking the guide*guide and the organisation

Initial in-depth interviews

Module 1

Activities: analysis and search for the root cause of problems

Outcomes: selection of the problem to be addressed in the course

Retrospective: meeting with other course participants and the evaluator

Module 2

Activity: mapping a specific process

Outputs: mapped process and identified areas for digitisation

Open meeting Nezisk.Digital: Processes and Insights

Module 3

Activities: creating specifications and requirements for a suitable solution. Consultation with technical experts and specialists.

Outputs: the chosen procedure for solving the selected problem

Module 4

Activities.

Outputs: a plan for introducing a suitable solution into the organisation

Open meeting Nezisk.Digital: Results and inspiration

Conclusion of the course

Next steps

Output retrospective

Ceremonial end of the course

Who will guide you through the course?

Guide*guide

She guides you through the entire course and provides expert support and guidance. The guide*guide works pro bono on the course and gives you up to 3h of her time per week.

Tech-expert*ka

It helps you choose the most suitable digital tool.

Evaluator*ka

Evaluates the whole course and its impact. Conducts retrospectives and in-depth interviews.

Coordinator*

Leads the onboarding of organizations into the course, assembling work "teams" and communicating the schedule. Oversees that teams are successfully moving in the right direction.

We want to take the course

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find the exact schedule?

What if we have more questions or problems after the course?

What will be the outcomes of the course?

Can we get more members from our organization to join the course?

Where does the course take place? Do we have to go anywhere?

What technical skills does the course require?

What kind of support can we expect during the course?

Will we get a grant to buy a digital instrument?

What is de minimis aid and how do we know if we can benefit from it?

Is the course really free?

What topics can we cover in the course and when do we have to choose them?

What is the content and structure of the course and how does it work?

Is the course suitable for our non-profit?

How will the course help us and what will it achieve?

How much time will we have to devote to the course?

What does our nonprofit need to meet to be accepted into the course?

Upcoming events

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23. 4. 2025 9.00
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Open meeting Nezisk.Digital: Processes and Insights
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25. 4. 2025 9.00
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Open meeting Nezisk.Digital: Processes and Insights
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4. 6. 2025 9.00
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Open meeting Nezisk.Digital: Results and inspiration
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6. 6. 2025 9.00
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Open meeting Nezisk.Digital: Results and inspiration
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Impact of the Nezisk.Digital course

"Everything is more organized and efficient and we don't do overtime anymore."
Tereza Šašková
"Thank you for adapting the language of the course to a non-native speaker. I appreciate the structure of the course, from auditing to tool selection to implementation (I'm glad it wasn't just about tool selection, but the steps before and after)."
Martina Podlipná
"The Nezisk.Digital course is exceptional because it did not only provide us with suggestions, but guided the organization through the entire implementation process up to the testing and system modifications. This comprehensiveness and emphasis on practical implementation makes the program a unique tool for supporting the nonprofit sector."
Kateřina Kalábová

Check out the videoreferences

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What did the Nezisk.Digital course bring to the Union of Midwives?
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What did the Nezisk.Digital course bring to Amelie?
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What did the Nezisk.Digital course bring to the organization Žebřík?
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What did the Nezisk.Digital course bring to the organization Near Neighbour?
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The Nezisk.Digital course has already helped 32 non-profit organizations to become more effective. Be among the others!

The project is implemented thanks to a grant from the Employment Plus Programme (funded by the European Union), which is announced by the Department for the Implementation of ESF Programmes under the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs - Social Innovation Department.

Final reports from the incubation phase, the pilot course:

Summary document from the incubation phase: what we have learned, what we have changed compared to the plan and how the work with our method works.

Cooperation plan with organisations: which organisations we have cooperated with, how the cooperation has developed and with whom we plan to cooperate in the next period.