The social responsibility project “65+ Age Digital Adaptation”, which is being carried out by the E-Commerce and Management Department of our faculty, continues with the 4th Stage 7th Week training, the 4th Stage, between 16 May 14.00-16.30 at Ataşehir-30 August Retired Culture House…
“In today’s world where technology is developing rapidly, lifelong learning has become an important goal for everyone. In this context, it is of great importance for individuals over the age of 65 to step into the digital world and use technology effectively. At this point, Trendyol mobile application training provides many benefits to older adults.
Trendyol mobile application is one of the most popular platforms of online shopping and provides new skills to people over the age of 65 with its training program. Here are the benefits of these trainings:
Adapting to Technology: Trendyol mobile application training gives older adults the ability to adapt to the digital world and use technology. In this way, they can easily manage their online shopping experience and feel more comfortable on other digital platforms.
Independence and Convenience: Trendyol mobile application makes the shopping process simple and fast. After the training, individuals over the age of 65 can do product research on their own, compare prices and easily place their online orders. This gives them independence and the opportunity to make their daily lives easier.
Wide Product Range: Trendyol’s rich product range offers options for people over the age of 65 to meet their various needs. Through education, these individuals can benefit from a wide range of products, from clothing to electronics, from household goods to cosmetics, and choose the ones that suit them.
Discounts and Opportunities: Trendyol mobile application regularly offers discounts and campaigns. After the training, individuals over the age of 65 can be informed about these discounts and opportunities and have the opportunity to shop in accordance with their budget. This provides an economic advantage.
