Empowering Guyanese Girls Through Code
In observance of Girls in ICT Day, celebrated annually in April, the Guyanese Girls Code programme was kick-started on 28 March 2025 at J.C Chandisingh Secondary School in Port Mourant. […]
In observance of Girls in ICT Day, celebrated annually in April, the Guyanese Girls Code programme was kick-started on 28 March 2025 at J.C Chandisingh Secondary School in Port Mourant. […]
The governmentโs commitment to bridging the digital divide continues. The Industry and Innovation Unit is pleased to announce that 32 persons in the village of Britannia have successfully concluded their […]
For the first time, the Industry and Innovation Unit within the Office of the Prime Minister hosted its ICT Roadshow in Region 8 at Kato Secondary School. The event provided […]
For the first time, the Industry and Innovation Unit within the Office of the Prime Minister hosted its Train the Trainers Programme in Region 8 at the Kato ICT Hub. […]
Our “Train the Trainers” programme continues this week at the Kato ICT Hub with an intensive deep dive into the power of Excel. Participants are mastering advanced data functions and […]
โThe Industry and Innovation Unit within the Office of the Prime Minister is currently conducting Basic ICT Training in Stewartville, West Coast Demerara, where thirty-nine residents are actively enhancing their […]
The Train the Trainers programme commenced on Monday, March 16, in Kato, Region Eight, with 32 participants from Kato Village and surrounding communities embarking on a week-long intermediate and advanced […]
Congratulations to the 36 dedicated participants from Cummings Lodge and surrounding areas who have successfully completed their week of intensive Basic ICT Training.
Happening Now: The ICT Roadshow 2026 is bringing the world of AI, cybersecurity, and tech careers to life for over 70 students on the island of Leguan at the Leguan […]
โThe Industry and Innovation Unit officially kicked off its week-long Basic ICT training in Cummings Lodge, East Coast Demerara, with 32 participants from the local and surrounding communities.