The Digital Learning Initiative Coding Club, launched by IIPGH and Swisscontact at Gbegbeyise Basic School, aims to equip students with coding skills while empowering teachers. The pilot included engaging sessions,…
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ArticlesThe Coding CaravanBreaking Barriers: Coding, Leadership, and Inclusion for All - The Coding Caravan 2024 in South Tongu District
By Donatus Ankah0The impact IIPGH is making with its Coding Caravan initiative was felt during the third Coding Caravan 2024, held on 28th June at Comboni Technical Institute in Sogakope, South Tongu…
ArticlesCapacity BuildingCodingThe Coding CaravanOfoase Ayirebi Embrace IIPGH Coding Caravan
By Richard Kafui0Educators must integrate digital skills into their curriculum, ensuring that students not only use technology but understand its nuances. Governments must enact policies that prioritize digital literacy education, embedding it…
ArticlesCapacity BuildingThe Coding CaravanDigital Skills for Life: IIPGH Empowers Basic School Students in Agona West Municipal through The Coding Caravan
By Richard Kafui0In an era driven by rapid technological advancements, digital literacy has become an indispensable aspect of education. Recognizing the urgency to equip young minds with essential digital skills, the Institute…
ArticlesCapacity BuildingCodingWomen In TechIIPGH collaborates with Vodafone Ghana to train 1000 young girls in digital skills
By Richard Kafui0This program and other initiatives have demonstrated the importance of promoting diversity and inclusion, not just for ethical reasons but also for economic and social reasons.
ArticlesCapacity BuildingInternational Girls in ICT DayThe Coding CaravanWomen In TechIIPGH supports Inclusivity - International Girls in ICT Day 2023
By Richard Kafui0This year, with its partner, the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT), IIPGH decided to celebrate this day by organizing its maiden Coding Caravan for the year with 200 girls from…
ArticlesCapacity BuildingCodingThe Coding CaravanThe Coding Caravan: Ghana Chamber of Telecoms Collaborates with IIPGH to promote Coding in Schools and Communities
By Richard Kafui0It is never too early to expose or introduce young ones to computer technology. Even children who cannot yet read or spell can grasp the logic of coding, thanks to symbols.…