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We have various training packages best suited for the development of your youngsters interest in Tech

Inspiring young people for a great career in Tech

The importance of young people learning tech cannot be overstated in today's digital age. Here are some reasons why it is crucial:

1. Empowerment and independence: Tech skills empower teenagers to be self-reliant and independent in the digital world. It allows them to troubleshoot common tech issues, protect their digital privacy and security, and make informed decisions about technology usage. By understanding technology, teenagers can harness its benefits while being aware of potential risks and challenges.

2. Future job opportunities: Technology continues to advance rapidly and companies are increasingly relying on technology. Learning tech at an early age puts children in a better position to compete for future job opportunities.

3. Entrepreneurship and innovation: Learning tech skills can ignite the entrepreneurial spirit in teenagers. It equips them with the knowledge and tools to develop innovative solutions to real-world problems, create startups, and pursue entrepreneurial ventures. Tech literacy can provide a solid foundation for teenagers who aspire to be future tech leaders, inventors, or entrepreneurs.

4. Enriching creativity: Tech offers various ways of expressing creativity including coding, animation, graphic design, and website development. Learning tech allows teenagers to experiment and develop new skills.

5. Developing problem-solving skills: Learning tech involves a lot of problem-solving skills. Teenagers learn how to think critically, analyze problems, and identify solutions.

6. Technology can help teenagers prepare for the workforce: Many jobs in the future will require tech skills, so it's important for teenagers to start learning these skills now. By learning tech, teenagers can increase their chances of getting a good job and having a successful career.

Here are the categories of courses we have for students and Teenagers

Basic Computing

This course exposes the child to Computing and the internet, a prerequisite for taking other courses

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Programming Package

Knowledge of programming and software development is vital in today's world where programs, softwares and apps runs the world

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"Teenagers have an incredible capacity for learning and adapting to new technologies. Empowering them with tech skills today will shape the innovators and problem solvers of tomorrow."

-Anonymous

Web Application Development

This course trains you to become a professional Web Applications Developer. Gives you skills and tools to build, test and deploy web.A way to help make our world wide web better and make money doing it.

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"In a world driven by technology, teenagers who embrace and master it will have a competitive edge in their future careers."

-Anonymous

Cybersecurity for Teenagers

We have an entry level Cybersecurity course for young adults seeking a career in cybersecurity.

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"By learning tech skills as teenagers, young people are equipped with the tools to navigate the ever-evolving digital world and become active contributors to society's technological advancements."

-Anonymous

Holiday Courses

We have an entry level Cybersecurity course for young adults seeking a career in cybersecurity.

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Soft Skills

The following is incorporated as part of our Career Soft Skillsin our lectures

Communication: The ability to clearly and concisely communicate your ideas, both verbally and in writing. This includes being able to listen effectively, ask clarifying questions, and tailor your communication style to your audience.

Problem-solving: The ability to identify and solve problems. This includes being able to think critically, gather information, and generate creative solutions.

Teamwork: The ability to work effectively with others towards a common goal. This includes being able to collaborate, share ideas, and compromise.

Leadership: The ability to motivate and inspire others to achieve a common goal. This includes being able to set a vision, delegate tasks, and build consensus.

Critical thinking: The ability to think critically and analyze information. This includes being able to identify assumptions, evaluate arguments, and draw conclusions.

Time management: The ability to manage your time effectively. This includes being able to set priorities, plan your work, and meet deadlines.

Organization: The ability to stay organized and keep track of your work. This includes being able to create and maintain systems, track progress, and file documents.

Adaptability: The ability to adapt to change and new situations. This includes being able to learn new things, be flexible, and handle setbacks.

Resilience: The ability to bounce back from setbacks and challenges. This includes being able to persevere, stay positive, and learn from mistakes.

Ethics: The ability to make ethical decisions and act in a professional manner. This includes being able to uphold ethical standards, treat others with respect, and avoid conflicts of interest.