In a world where computer skills are vital, individuals including students need to improve their computer technology skills to stay relevant in the job market. And now, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) Industrial Park has announced a 2-week computer training programme intended to benefit individuals past the secondary education level.
The September-October intake for the Computer Repair and Assembly programme is ongoing for interested members of the public. The training will be two hours long and will take place every day from Tuesday to Thursday starting from 5pm to 7pm.
According to JKUAT, the training will be conducted by professional engineers and technicians who will cover topics on computer components and functions, hardware testing, software installation, and practical assembly on an actual assembly line.
Requirements Needed for the Programme
Anyone interested in the programme needs to have basic computer skills and students in high school and beyond can attend. On cost, the programme is available at Ksh 20,000 per person.
Payments should be made to: KCB Bank, JKUAT Branch, Account Number 1232906875, JKUAT Industrial Park Limited.
One can also pay through Mpesa Paybill 522522 and the same account number.
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Interested members of the public can reach JKUAT at JKUAT Kohes Building, Fourth Floor or call +254 (0) 112 694 692 or +254 (0) 113 045 392.
One can also send an email to taifa@jkuat.ac.ke.
Computer skills have become a vital aspect in the job market and daily life. Smart devices have become a part of everyday life and anyone with a career that deals with these gadgets can use some extra skills in understanding how simple and complex the computer systems work.
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Kenya has a high population of young people living in a digital era and computer skills come in handy in various job places. They also assist in creating new employment opportunities.
With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), Africa and the whole world can benefit from what this promising technology can offer. Computer training in software installation and assembling can offer handy skills for those in the job market and business as the world’s technology improves every day.
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