CTLaD supports budding young leaders through computer education scholarships. These individuals are enrolled in computer schools where they receive comprehensive training in fundamental computer skills, including Microsoft Office applications, hardware, software operations, and internet usage, facilitating their research and academic pursuits.
Additionally, our program extends to specialized computer education initiatives such as ‘African Girls Coding.’ This project introduces talented young girls to the world of computing, allowing them to express their creativity through animations using JavaScript. These animations include engaging themes like dance parties, Frozen Fever, and more. Through this coding language, participants learn to translate ideas, solutions, and instructions into computer-understandable language. Upon successful completion of these courses, students receive certificates that significantly enhance their prospects for employment within the Information Technology sector.
