Today, formal education should no longer be limited to formal learning with how the world is rapidly changing. While formal education is very imperative, it's somewhat failing in Africa to adequately prepare students for real-world complex challenges of modern life without practical skills experience.
With our school coding and robotic programme supported by Environment Development Advocates (E.D.A), we're bridging the gap of formal education without real-world practical skills experience. This is giving our participants hands-on professional skills to get them adapted to the present digital revolution and changing economic demands. The programme had 293 participants from Grace of Faith College, Ibadan; and Great A Genesis Academy, Ojodu Berger. The progress of Africa's technology is imperative, and we're pragmatic in supporting it.