Fifty learners have successfully completed a two-month computer science training program at the IAI Focal Point of Nsam in Yaoundé. The learners received certificates of completion during a ceremony chaired by the Representative-Resident of IAI-Cameroon, Armand Claude Abanda, and in the presence of the promotion sponsor, Agnes Messi Atangana.
The sixth class of students
This is the sixth graduation of students who have been trained at the IAI coordination center in Nsama in the 3rd district of Yaoundé. During the ceremony, Mrs. Chantal Biya, sponsor of the project, was recognized for her contributions to the project’s success. The graduates expressed their satisfaction with the program, stating that they now have the ability to use digital technology and be autonomous.
Improving computer science knowledge
The two-month training program has equipped the graduates with a wealth of knowledge in computer science, according to Charming Armel Ayo, one of the recipients. Daline Ngondji, another recipient, shared that the training was essential for her to pursue another training program in accounting.
With this knowledge, the graduates can now apply their skills to their respective fields of work and contribute to the growth and development of the nation, contributing to the development of Cameroon’s economy. The successful completion of the training program is a significant milestone in the efforts to enhance digital literacy in Cameroon. The program has equipped the graduates with skills that are essential in today’s digital age, making them more competitive in the job market. It is also an indication of the commitment of the IAI Focal Point of Nsam and its partners to providing quality training that meets the needs of the learners. Digital literacy is very important in today’s world, and it is hoped that more learners will take advantage of such training opportunities in the future.
