short, basic ICT training courses
Hi all Last year Huawei sponsored a short 1-month basic IT training course for disadvantaged form 4 leavers, known as Digital Skills for Life, which was 50% soft/life skills along with the IT course (and also mentors, study trips etc). It is more than "how to use a computer/internet" and must give some skills that could lead to employment (from secretarial/office jobs to self-employment, hardware repair/sales etc). More info: https://techmoran.com/30-students-graduate-huaweis-digital-skills-life-progr..., https://thefounder.co.ke/huawei-ict-authoritys-digital-skills/. This year, before we start the next phase of the project, we're trying to better understand the general issue and market, i.e. barriers holding back such students from attending such courses, what kind of courses are out there, whether they meet identified job needs, and whether such graduates can get jobs/be entrepreneurs or not etc. As part of this research we are talking to various training institutes/centers (initially around Nairobi), including government-backed ones. We're not right now selecting any partners, just trying to better understand the issues, challenges and possible interventions. Can anyone recommend any others (beyond the below list) that we should talk to?.. criteria is fairly simple: should offer short courses (1-3 months) and should be open to those without any ICT skills at all, and without any/very limited academic qualifications. Thanks Adam 1. Kenya Institute of project management and Technology 2. Institute of Advanced Technology 3. Nairobi Institute of Business Studies 4. IIHT 5. Computers for Schools Kenya 6. Kenya Institute of management 7. Zetech University (certificate courses last 2 semesters ) 8. Intel college (ICDL) 9. Nairobi Aviation college 10. Kenya Technical Trainers College 11. Tunapanda 12. Slumcode 13. Karen School for the Blind 14. Kabete Technical Training Institute 15. Craft Silicon Foundation 16. Inable 17. Africa Center Women in Technology 18. Internet Society 19. Akirachix
Hi Adam, I think you could also place *Moringa School* and *Andela* On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 7:47 PM Adam Lane via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi all
Last year Huawei sponsored a short 1-month basic IT training course for disadvantaged form 4 leavers, known as Digital Skills for Life, which was 50% soft/life skills along with the IT course (and also mentors, study trips etc). It is more than “how to use a computer/internet” and must give some skills that could lead to employment (from secretarial/office jobs to self-employment, hardware repair/sales etc). More info: https://techmoran.com/30-students-graduate-huaweis-digital-skills-life-progr..., https://thefounder.co.ke/huawei-ict-authoritys-digital-skills/.
This year, before we start the next phase of the project, we’re trying to better understand the general issue and market, i.e. barriers holding back such students from attending such courses, what kind of courses are out there, whether they meet identified job needs, and whether such graduates can get jobs/be entrepreneurs or not etc.
As part of this research we are talking to various training institutes/centers (initially around Nairobi), including government-backed ones. We’re not right now selecting any partners, just trying to better understand the issues, challenges and possible interventions.
Can anyone recommend any others (beyond the below list) that we should talk to?.. criteria is fairly simple: should offer short courses (1-3 months) and should be open to those without any ICT skills at all, and without any/very limited academic qualifications.
Thanks
Adam
1. Kenya Institute of project management and Technology
2. Institute of Advanced Technology
3. Nairobi Institute of Business Studies
4. IIHT
5. Computers for Schools Kenya
6. Kenya Institute of management
7. Zetech University (certificate courses last 2 semesters )
8. Intel college (ICDL)
9. Nairobi Aviation college
10. Kenya Technical Trainers College
11. Tunapanda
12. Slumcode
13. Karen School for the Blind
14. Kabete Technical Training Institute
15. Craft Silicon Foundation
16. Inable
17. Africa Center Women in Technology
18. Internet Society
19. Akirachix
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Hi Adam, Reach out to NairoBits Trust. They fit the bill. Regards, John Isika Tel:0720-275739 Skype: Jayisika On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 7:49 PM Adam Lane via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi all
Last year Huawei sponsored a short 1-month basic IT training course for disadvantaged form 4 leavers, known as Digital Skills for Life, which was 50% soft/life skills along with the IT course (and also mentors, study trips etc). It is more than “how to use a computer/internet” and must give some skills that could lead to employment (from secretarial/office jobs to self-employment, hardware repair/sales etc). More info: https://techmoran.com/30-students-graduate-huaweis-digital-skills-life-progr..., https://thefounder.co.ke/huawei-ict-authoritys-digital-skills/.
This year, before we start the next phase of the project, we’re trying to better understand the general issue and market, i.e. barriers holding back such students from attending such courses, what kind of courses are out there, whether they meet identified job needs, and whether such graduates can get jobs/be entrepreneurs or not etc.
As part of this research we are talking to various training institutes/centers (initially around Nairobi), including government-backed ones. We’re not right now selecting any partners, just trying to better understand the issues, challenges and possible interventions.
Can anyone recommend any others (beyond the below list) that we should talk to?.. criteria is fairly simple: should offer short courses (1-3 months) and should be open to those without any ICT skills at all, and without any/very limited academic qualifications.
Thanks
Adam
1. Kenya Institute of project management and Technology
2. Institute of Advanced Technology
3. Nairobi Institute of Business Studies
4. IIHT
5. Computers for Schools Kenya
6. Kenya Institute of management
7. Zetech University (certificate courses last 2 semesters )
8. Intel college (ICDL)
9. Nairobi Aviation college
10. Kenya Technical Trainers College
11. Tunapanda
12. Slumcode
13. Karen School for the Blind
14. Kabete Technical Training Institute
15. Craft Silicon Foundation
16. Inable
17. Africa Center Women in Technology
18. Internet Society
19. Akirachix
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Hi Adam, Reach out to Samasource Digital Basics <https://www.samasourcedigitalbasics.org/>. On Tue, Aug 7, 2018 at 12:05 PM John Musee via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi Adam,
Reach out to NairoBits Trust. They fit the bill.
Regards,
John Isika
Tel:0720-275739 Skype: Jayisika
On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 7:49 PM Adam Lane via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi all
Last year Huawei sponsored a short 1-month basic IT training course for disadvantaged form 4 leavers, known as Digital Skills for Life, which was 50% soft/life skills along with the IT course (and also mentors, study trips etc). It is more than “how to use a computer/internet” and must give some skills that could lead to employment (from secretarial/office jobs to self-employment, hardware repair/sales etc). More info: https://techmoran.com/30-students-graduate-huaweis-digital-skills-life-progr..., https://thefounder.co.ke/huawei-ict-authoritys-digital-skills/.
This year, before we start the next phase of the project, we’re trying to better understand the general issue and market, i.e. barriers holding back such students from attending such courses, what kind of courses are out there, whether they meet identified job needs, and whether such graduates can get jobs/be entrepreneurs or not etc.
As part of this research we are talking to various training institutes/centers (initially around Nairobi), including government-backed ones. We’re not right now selecting any partners, just trying to better understand the issues, challenges and possible interventions.
Can anyone recommend any others (beyond the below list) that we should talk to?.. criteria is fairly simple: should offer short courses (1-3 months) and should be open to those without any ICT skills at all, and without any/very limited academic qualifications.
Thanks
Adam
1. Kenya Institute of project management and Technology
2. Institute of Advanced Technology
3. Nairobi Institute of Business Studies
4. IIHT
5. Computers for Schools Kenya
6. Kenya Institute of management
7. Zetech University (certificate courses last 2 semesters )
8. Intel college (ICDL)
9. Nairobi Aviation college
10. Kenya Technical Trainers College
11. Tunapanda
12. Slumcode
13. Karen School for the Blind
14. Kabete Technical Training Institute
15. Craft Silicon Foundation
16. Inable
17. Africa Center Women in Technology
18. Internet Society
19. Akirachix
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Hi Adam, Reach out to Yusudi Africa <http://www.yusudi.co/> and Lapid Leaders Africa <http://lapidleadersafrica.com/> I know Yusudi are mostly doing skills training - Lapid have been doing also a digital and social media track and they are also starting a new track LETS (Lapid Entrepreneurship in Technology). They will give you great insights. With kind regards Jeipea Believe in yourself then you can change your world ____________________________________________ Skype: john.paul.em Cell: +254735586956 On Wed, Aug 8, 2018 at 3:46 PM Wahome Gatheru via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi Adam,
Reach out to Samasource Digital Basics <https://www.samasourcedigitalbasics.org/>.
On Tue, Aug 7, 2018 at 12:05 PM John Musee via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi Adam,
Reach out to NairoBits Trust. They fit the bill.
Regards,
John Isika
Tel:0720-275739 Skype: Jayisika
On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 7:49 PM Adam Lane via kictanet < kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
Hi all
Last year Huawei sponsored a short 1-month basic IT training course for disadvantaged form 4 leavers, known as Digital Skills for Life, which was 50% soft/life skills along with the IT course (and also mentors, study trips etc). It is more than “how to use a computer/internet” and must give some skills that could lead to employment (from secretarial/office jobs to self-employment, hardware repair/sales etc). More info: https://techmoran.com/30-students-graduate-huaweis-digital-skills-life-progr..., https://thefounder.co.ke/huawei-ict-authoritys-digital-skills/.
This year, before we start the next phase of the project, we’re trying to better understand the general issue and market, i.e. barriers holding back such students from attending such courses, what kind of courses are out there, whether they meet identified job needs, and whether such graduates can get jobs/be entrepreneurs or not etc.
As part of this research we are talking to various training institutes/centers (initially around Nairobi), including government-backed ones. We’re not right now selecting any partners, just trying to better understand the issues, challenges and possible interventions.
Can anyone recommend any others (beyond the below list) that we should talk to?.. criteria is fairly simple: should offer short courses (1-3 months) and should be open to those without any ICT skills at all, and without any/very limited academic qualifications.
Thanks
Adam
1. Kenya Institute of project management and Technology
2. Institute of Advanced Technology
3. Nairobi Institute of Business Studies
4. IIHT
5. Computers for Schools Kenya
6. Kenya Institute of management
7. Zetech University (certificate courses last 2 semesters )
8. Intel college (ICDL)
9. Nairobi Aviation college
10. Kenya Technical Trainers College
11. Tunapanda
12. Slumcode
13. Karen School for the Blind
14. Kabete Technical Training Institute
15. Craft Silicon Foundation
16. Inable
17. Africa Center Women in Technology
18. Internet Society
19. Akirachix
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