Community Service

Our Focus Areas

We give back by supporting education, empowering young people, and building community-focused digital solutions. Each initiative is designed for practical impact and long-term value.

Education Support

We support schools with tools and programs that improve learning outcomes and encourage digital literacy.

• Digital Literacy Kits: ready-to-use lesson plans and offline-friendly resources for secondary schools.
• Teacher Enablement: short training on CS fundamentals, no/low‑code tools, and project‑based learning.
• Exam & Results Support: best practices and onboarding for adopting platforms like Krixus.

Mentorship & Workshops

Hands-on sessions helping students and youths build practical tech skills, from fundamentals to product thinking.

• Campus Workshops: beginner-friendly tracks (web, mobile, UI/UX) with guided labs.
• Career Clinics: CV reviews, portfolio feedback, and mock interviews with practitioners.
• Capstone Mentoring: 4–6 week mentorship to complete a small but real project.

Community Tech

We co-create simple, accessible solutions that solve specific local needs in collaboration with community stakeholders.

• Rapid Prototyping Sprints: 2–4 week sprints to build and test a useful MVP with end users.
• Civic & Education Tools: small web utilities, dashboards, or forms that streamline community work.
• Localization & Accessibility: adapt content and interfaces for local languages and contexts.

Open Collaboration

We collaborate with NGOs and partners to scale impact across regions and sustain outcomes.

• NGO & University Partnerships: co‑design programs and share resources to reach more learners.
• Micro‑grants & Tooling: small stipends or credits for internet, devices, or hosting where possible.
• Volunteer Network: practitioners contribute time as mentors, speakers, or reviewers.

Programs We Run

These are sample initiatives we can deliver with schools and community groups:

• Starter Code Clubs: 8–10 week after‑school clubs with a simple final project demo.
• Termly Hackathons: themed challenges (education, health, climate) with mentorship and judges.
• Teacher Tech Day: a focused day on practical classroom tech and assessment workflows.
• Community Data Day: collect and visualize local data to inform action.

How to request support

• Reach out: contact us with your goals, audience size, and preferred dates.
• Scoping call: we align on objectives, logistics, and required materials.
• Program plan: we share a brief agenda, outcomes, and prep checklist.
• Delivery: we run the session(s) with your team and mentors.
• Follow‑up: feedback survey and simple outcomes report.

Who can apply

We prioritize schools and youth‑focused organizations in West Africa:

• Secondary schools and tertiary institutions
• Student communities and tech clubs
• Registered NGOs and community initiatives

Impact we measure

• Learners reached and workshops delivered
• Teachers trained and resources adopted
• Projects prototyped and shipped to users
• Participant satisfaction and outcomes