The initiative is currently being implemented in the Northern, North East, Savanna, Western, and Western North regions, equipping young learners with practical technology skills.
Telecel Ghana has achieved another milestone in its digital skills development efforts as the fourth cohort of the Telecel DigiTech Academy continues to expand across five regions in Ghana. The programme is currently being implemented in the Northern, North East, Savanna, Western, and Western North regions, equipping young learners with practical technology skills.
The first graduation ceremony for Cohort 4 took place in Gambaga in the North East Region, where 100 students successfully completed a 12-week intensive training programme covering robotics, website design, and mobile application development. The academy is designed to provide students with the technical knowledge and problem-solving abilities required to succeed in an increasingly digital economy.
As part of the programme, participants put their newly acquired skills into practice by developing technology-based solutions to tackle real-world challenges. Their projects included a water level indicator, a smart fire extinguisher, sumo robots, and a heartbeat monitoring system, showcasing their creativity and ability to transform classroom learning into innovative applications.
Telecel Ghana congratulated the graduates on their accomplishment and expressed confidence that the skills and experience gained through the DigiTech Academy would motivate them to continue innovating and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The initiative forms part of the company’s broader commitment to advancing digital literacy and nurturing the next generation of technology innovators across Ghana.
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