What Interface3.Namur does

Interface3.Namur is a Belgian non-profit association (asbl), founded in 2004 and headquartered at Avenue Sergent Vrithoff 2, 5000 Namur, Wallonia. It operates a digital inclusion and IT-employment promotion ecosystem structured around four pillars: training, orientation, sensibilisation, and documentation. Its portfolio spans CISP-certified job-seeker programs (DIGISTART, Opérateur·rice Support IT – Helpdesk, Horizon IT, Je valorise mon profil avec le numérique), professional workshops (FormaTIC covering Excel, Canva, AI, Trello), tailored support for social workers (SocioConnect), senior training, and orientation tools (escape games, fiches métiers), complemented by a free public documentation library (Box Numérique, Carnet Citoyenneté Numérique, Carnet Mixité Métiers Informatiques, Genre-et-TIC sensitization kit, IA-Accès pour Toutes et Tous).

The organization runs a small in-house team of approximately 25 staff and serves a diversified set of beneficiary segments: job seekers, social workers, seniors, youth, working professionals, and CP 329.02/329.03 social-sector organizations. Customer acquisition is community-led, driven by public events, website content, newsletter distribution, and referrals from regional public bodies (Forem, Digital Wallonia). It does not operate a commercial product technology stack; its underlying infrastructure is a WordPress website, an Odoo event platform for FormaTIC registration, Google Drive for resource distribution, and standard office productivity tools.

The business model is a hybrid of public subsidies and modest fee-for-service training. The dominant revenue stream comes from regional and European public funding—Wallonia, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Forem, and the European Social Fund (supporting the Genre-et-TIC project). Direct fee revenue is limited: FormaTIC workshops are priced at €110-€260 per 1-2 day session (lower for non-profits, higher for enterprises), and CISP-certified job-seeker training is delivered free to participants. Additional support comes from minor grants (Microsoft for Safe Surfeuse equipment) and reimbursement mechanisms such as the Fonds 4S for social-sector organizations.

Name

Interface3.Namur

Legal name

Interface3.Namur asbl

Website

https://interface3namur.be

Company type

Private

Founded year

2004

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Interface3.Namur is a Belgian non-profit association (asbl), founded in 2004 in Namur, that delivers digital inclusion training, IT career orientation, and sensibilisation programs for job seekers, social workers, seniors, and professionals in Wallonia, primarily funded by regional and European public subsidies.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Digital literacy training and digital inclusion services

NAICS

All Other Schools and Instruction (61169), Computer Training (611420), Other Technical and Trade Schools (611519)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Basic Digital Literacy (Device, Internet, Email) (EDAAAAAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

Training Delivery Services (Onsite/Virtual Instruction, Workshops, Coaching) (BPAEANAN), Assistive Technology & Accessible Digital Skills (EDAAAIAK)

Keywords

• Digital skills training
• Digital inclusion
• IT career orientation
• Professional workshops
• Gender diversity in tech

Headquarters

HQ city

Namur

HQ country

Belgium

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Public Funding and Subsidies: As a non-profit association (asbl), Interface3.Namur receives primary funding from regional government bodies including the Walloon Region (Wallonie), Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, the European Social Fund (Fonds Social Européen), and the Forem employment agency. This funding supports its mission of digital access for all and IT employment promotion.
2. Training Fees (FormaTIC): The organization generates revenue through paid training workshops (FormaTIC program) targeting professionals, workers, and job seekers. Pricing is tiered by sector: non-profit organizations pay lower rates than enterprises. Additional revenue comes from training for the general public.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Interface3.Namur is a Belgian non-profit association (asbl) that provides digital skills training programs for job seekers, professional digital workshops (FormaTIC) for workers and enterprises, training for seniors and social workers (SocioConnect), orientation tools toward IT professions, and awareness animations promoting digital citizenship and gender diversity in ICT. Its offerings are delivered through certified CISP training programs, paid workshops, free downloadable pedagogical resources, and public sensitization events.

Product overview

Interface3.Namur is a Belgian non-profit organization (asbl) founded in 2004 that operates a multi-faceted digital education and inclusion ecosystem. The organization's offerings consist of training programs for job seekers (DIGISTART, IT Support Operator, CISP valorization programs, Horizon IT), professional development workshops (FormaTIC covering Excel, Canva, AI, project management with Trello), specialized programs for seniors and social workers (SocioConnect), and orientation tools including escape games and job profile sheets. Beyond training, Interface3.Namur provides sensitization through animations (CRACCS, Genre-et-TIC), documentation resources (Box Numérique, citizenship and diversity carnets), and community access points (Espace Public Numérique). The portfolio is structured around four pillars: training, orientation, sensitization, and documentation resources.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• DIGISTART CISP-certified foundational digital skills and numeracy training program for job seekers, enabling socio-professional reintegration.
• Opérateur·rice Support IT – Helpdesk Training program combining soft skills and technical IT support skills to prepare job seekers for technical assistance/helpdesk roles.
• CISP - Je valorise mon profil avec le numérique CISP-certified program helping job seekers leverage digital tools for administrative tasks, job searching, and training-related valorization of their profile.
• Horizon IT – CISP CISP-certified exploration program introducing participants to computer science professions and digital career pathways.
• SocioConnect – Aider son public avec le numérique Professional development program for social workers covering client digital autonomy, fear management, smartphone accompaniment, pedagogical resource creation with Canva, interactive tools, and AI exploration (Gemini).
• FormaTIC – Ateliers numériques professionnels Short paid digital workshops for working professionals and enterprises covering Excel, Canva, AI introduction, and project management with Trello; tiered pricing (€110/day non-profit, €130/day enterprise).
• Formations pour les ainé·es Training modules on computer, smartphone, and tablet usage designed for seniors to build digital autonomy and address age-related digital exclusion.
• Formations sur mesure Customized digital training programs tailored to the specific needs of organizations or community groups.
• Espace Public Numérique (EPN) Public digital space providing community members with access to technology and digital tools, supporting autonomous use and accompaniment.
• Escape Game – A la découverte des métiers informatiques Online escape game format tool for discovering IT professions and assisting with professional reorientation toward computing careers.
• Fiches métiers informatiques Downloadable job profile sheets describing various IT professions and required skills, supporting career orientation.
• Box Numérique Toolkit providing practical guides, fiches outils, and resources for digital accompaniment of various publics by social-service professionals.
• Box Numérique pour l'Alpha Digital toolkit specifically designed for literacy (alpha) educators to help their clients use digital tools.
• Carnet mixité métiers informatiques Practical booklet promoting gender diversity in IT professions through games, anecdotes, and testimonials to challenge stereotypes and attract women to computing careers.
• Carnet citoyenneté numérique Practical guide boosting digital citizenship in a multicultural society, covering online identity, communication, copyright, cyber harassment, and personal data protection.
• Kit prêt à l'emploi – L'informatique, et si c'était ton genre ? Ready-to-use educational kit for sensitizing young people about gender diversity in IT, including orientation resources, animations, communication materials, and documentation.
• Qui suis-je ? – Découverte des métiers informatiques Interactive 'Who is it?' style game for discovering IT professions by identifying skills rather than physical characteristics, designed in a non-gendered manner.
• Genre-et-TIC Comprehensive project promoting gender equality in ICT sectors through animations, conferences, resource libraries, and awareness campaigns, supported by the European Social Fund.
• Déclics Numériques Digital discovery program using investigative game format to engage publics with digital literacy topics.
• CRACCS en jeu ! Les clés sont en vous ! Sensitization animation focused on becoming a Responsible, Active, Critical, Creative, and Supportive (CRACCS) digital citizen.

Named customers3 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Regional players

• Bruxelles Formation: Brussels-Capital Region public training service providing professional and digital skills training for job seekers — comparable mission and free public-funded training model, but operating in the Brussels-Capital Region rather than Wallonia.
• EPFC: Brussels-based non-profit continuing education organization offering evening and weekend courses including digital skills for adults — comparable adult digital literacy focus and non-profit delivery model, but serving the Brussels region rather than Wallonia.

Direct peers

• Technobel: Walloon digital training center based in Ciney delivering digital literacy, web, and multimedia training to job seekers, professionals, and the general public — directly comparable Wallonia-region digital training mission and free/subsidized learner model.
• BeCode: Belgian non-profit offering free digital skills and web development training for job seekers, with bootcamps in multiple Belgian cities — directly comparable target audience (unemployed individuals seeking digital jobs) and free-to-learner model funded by public and corporate partners.
• MolenGeek: Brussels-based non-profit digital inclusion hub offering coding bootcamps and entrepreneurship programs for underrepresented populations — comparable mission (digital inclusion for marginalized groups), free-to-learner model, and Belgium-only footprint.
• Interface3 Brussels: Brussels-based sister organization within the Interface3 network, focused on promoting women in ICT and digital inclusion through training, awareness, and orientation — directly comparable mission, programs, and target audiences to Interface3.Namur.
• Technofutur TIC: Walloon ICT training center offering professional and integration-focused digital skills programs — comparable in being a public-funded Walloon training organization targeting job seekers and digital career reorientation.
• Interface3 Liège: Liège-based regional branch of the Interface3 network providing digital literacy training and gender-and-ICT sensitization in Wallonia — same operational model and mission as Interface3.Namur, only operating in a different Walloon province.

Broad incumbents

• Centre IFAPME: Walloon public network of training centers for entrepreneurs, trades, and continuing professional education — broader scope than Interface3.Namur but overlapping in providing CISP-style vocational training and digital skills to Walloon job seekers and adult learners.
• Le Forem: Walloon public employment service that funds and partners with Interface3.Namur, but also delivers its own employment and training programs — comparable target audience (job seekers) and overlap on digital-skills training within Wallonia.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/Interface3Namur
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/interface3-namur

Compliance3 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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