My Digital Construct

My Digital Construct is an online course platform for foreign nationals and refugees who want to learn Romanian and train for work in Romania. Its home page presents it as the My Digital Construct Educational HUB, "developed by Inovation Cons", offering "innovative and accredited courses with a strong focus on professional training, refugee integration, and the development of digital and language skills." The welcome text ties its Romanian language and cultural integration courses to Romania's Government Emergency Ordinance No. 32/2026 on foreign nationals' access to the Romanian labor market, and one course carries that ordinance in its title. The platform runs on Moodle, and its interface switches between English, Romanian and Ukrainian, with the home page text written out in all three.

The stated mission is to make education and continuous training easier to reach and to support the social and professional integration of the people who take the courses. The language courses are addressed to refugees and foreigners "who wish to integrate into Romania and the rest of Europe", and the sign-up banner invites visitors to "pave your way to success in Europe".

What the catalog holds

The home page lists every available course, and the Romanian language offer sits at the center. There are Romanian language courses for foreigners in separate versions for children and for adults, which the site says help learners integrate in Romania, naming access to the Romanian school system, a successful career and Romanian citizenship as the goals. A dedicated course, Cursuri de limba română pentru lucrători străini (Romanian language courses for foreign workers), carries the OUG 32/2026 reference. Intensive Romanian courses for children and adults ran from September to December 2025, and Summer Intensive Romanian Language courses, again in children's and adults' versions, are pitched at anyone who wants to study efficiently, validate their studies, find a job, prepare for Romanian citizenship or get ready for university admission in the fall.

The site describes the language courses as following "a well-structured curriculum from beginner to advanced levels", aimed at Romanian for daily life, education or employment. Alongside the courses sits a set of Romanian language tests, one for each level: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2. A separate Romanian test is meant for foreign children aged 6 to 8 who want to enroll in the preparatory class (Grade 0) of a Romanian school, and there is also an English language test at A2.

Vocational training is the second strand. The Asistent personal profesionist (Professional Personal Assistant) course is, in the site's words, "a vocational training program authorized and recognized by the Ministry of Labor and Social Solidarity and the Ministry of Education and Research", listed under COR code 532904. It lasts 72 hours and prepares people to give direct support to persons with disabilities, the elderly and others in vulnerable situations. A second care course, Asistent personal al persoanei cu handicap grav (Personal Assistant for Persons with Severe Disabilities), trains people to take on the care of an adult with a severe disability; the site says it is officially authorized and leads to a certificate "recognized both nationally and across the European Union". The catalog also lists Infirmieră, a Nurse Assistant course on helping people with daily activities and keeping them physically and psychologically comfortable, Finisor în construcții (construction finisher), and Mediator şcolar, a course for people who want to work as school mediators between school, family and community and support children's participation in compulsory education.

Digital skills make up the third strand: courses in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, and an HTML, CSS and JavaScript course that the site says gives a grounding in the fundamentals of the language and in modern web development technologies. A course called Combaterea dezinformării / STOP Fake News (combating misinformation) matches one of the workshop themes; beyond its standard courses, the platform says it organizes workshops and seminars on combating misinformation, career guidance, leadership and the use of AI tools. Tailored integration programs round out the offer, combining language, professional and cultural training to help refugees "adapt quickly to life in Romania".

How buying and taking a course works

Every course is paid. The FAQ is blunt: "The course can only be accessed if it's paid", and a learner must be registered and logged in to open one. An account is created from the login page with the "Create new account" button. To buy, the learner goes to the course list on the home page, clicks the green "Buy" button under the course, fills in billing details and enters bank card details on the payment page. After payment the platform redirects to "My Courses", where the purchased course opens, and a confirmation email about the payment and the course follows. Courses stay tied to the account that paid for them, so a learner with two accounts sees a course only on the one used to buy it. An "All courses" view shows every course on the platform, the ones the learner owns, and the date each was paid for. A downloadable user's guide explains how the platform works.

The public pages show no course prices.

Certificates and recognition

Each course ends in a graduation certificate (certificat de absolvire). The FAQ explains that a section at the bottom of the course page holds the download link, and that the certificate opens only after the whole course is done: "You can't download your certificate if you haven't completed the whole course." Under the link, the course page lists the chapters still to finish ("You will be able to download if:"), so a learner can see exactly what stands between them and the certificate.

On recognition, the benefits list claims "Accredited programs with national and international recognition" for the courses as a whole, and the catalog heading calls the Romanian courses accredited. The most specific statements are the two care courses above: the ministries that authorize the Professional Personal Assistant course, with its COR code, and the national and EU recognition the site gives for the certificate in the severe-disability course.

Teachers and support

Courses list "EDU My Digital Construct" as teacher, and the intensive and summer Romanian courses also name an individual teacher. The benefits list promises "Experienced mentors and trainers in relevant fields", practical training tailored to labor market demands, an interactive platform with modern digital resources, and accessibility for various social groups, including vulnerable populations. Support runs by email: the FAQ asks a learner with a problem to write to the support address with the username they registered with and the name of the course they have access to, and the home page promises a reply shortly.

Who it suits

My Digital Construct fits a foreign adult or family settling in Romania who needs Romanian for work, school or citizenship and wants courses that the provider links to the rules on foreign workers' access to the labor market. Parents get children's courses and a Romanian test for the Grade 0 preparatory class, and adults can take a level test anywhere from A1 to C2. Ukrainian speakers can read the home page and FAQ in their own language. Someone looking for work in social care can combine Romanian with one of the authorized personal assistant courses, and the Microsoft Office and web development courses cover basic digital job skills.

The caveats are practical. Each course is bought separately by card before any content opens, and the catalog is built around life and work in Romania, so it serves learners with that goal rather than those looking for a general language app.