The Office of the Prime Minister through the Industry and Innovation Unit concluded its Community-Level Training Programmes in Timehri. Today, several participants from the village of Timehri graduated from our […]
COMMUNITY ICT TRAINING || Thirty teenagers and young adults from Amelia’s Ward and surrounding communities completed our Basic ICT Training Programme. Here are some of our favourite moments we shared […]
On Friday, December 10th, twenty children from the Enmore and surrounding villages graduated from the Industry and Innovation Unit’s Community ICT Training. Here are some of those highlights.
Thirty-one students from the Silver-Hill, Kairuni and Adventure communities, Soesdyke -Linden Highway have been exposed to Information and Communication Technology (ICT) following the completion of basic ICT training course through […]
Mandated to support an ICT driven society, our team recently trained approximately 30 participants from the La Jalousie, Nouvelle Flanders and Windsor Forest communities, in basic ICT training. Our foundation […]
Digital literacy is no longer a luxury but a requirement in our society. Earlier today, some twenty-five children and young adults from the Agricola community benefitted from our Community ICT […]
The Office of the Prime Minister through the Industry and Innovation Unit is conducting a series of Community-Level Training Programmes across Guyana. Today, several participants from the village of Laluni […]
As the Industry and Innovation Unit continues to bridge the digital divide, some 30 children and young adults from the Patentia and surrounding communities completed the Unit’s basic ICT training […]
Community ICT Training Programme ||| Earlier today, some forty-four children and young adults from the BetterHope/ LBI communities graduated from the Industry and Innovation Unit’s Community ICT Training Programme. The […]
Community ICT Training Programme ||| This weekend, we held our Community ICT training in the Indigenous Village of St. Cuthbert’s Mission. Some 30 children and young adults were successfully trained […]