Tech firm, Riara University plan courses for young learners
Tech Kids Africa CEO Paul Akwabi (left) and Riara University Vice Chancellor Prof Robert Gateru during the signing of the memoranda in Nairobi. The two institutions target to train at least 5, 000 Kenyan learners between the age of 7 and 19 years on advanced technology skills in various schools.
A Mombasa-based tech firm has partnered with Riara University to equip at least 5,000 learners across Kenya with skills on modern technology at an early age.
Tech Kids Africa CEO Paul Akwabi said the agreement with Riara will enable students to use computer skills to innovate solutions to community problems.
