Ingressive For Good (I4G), a non-profit Tech training organization, has partnered with DataCamp, a leading interactive learning platform for data science and analytics, to grant 1,000 licenses to help African youths develop their data skills in the midst of the economic crises.
Their activities in the past few months have provided training to over 20,000 African youth, built a community of over 17,000 youths, provided tech tools and resources for over 10,000, and secured job placements for over 100 others.
A common goal in the partnership is their desire to enable worldwide data fluency for individual learners and equip young Africans in need with tech skills to help them impact and contribute to the development of Africa, socially and economically.
Courses to be provided for in the I4G DataCamp program are Python, R, SQL, Excel, Tableau, git, Power BI, Shell, Spreadsheets, Spark, Oracle, Scala, and non-coding courses in data skills for business and data literacy.
The curated learning process accommodates individuals at various learning stages and abilities.
It also has a flexible curriculum to keep up with the latest technology trends and to provide the best learning experience.
