Algorithmics Zambia
Kids learn how to code in Python and test their skills in the most future-oriented IT fields, from game development to machine learning expertise. <p></p> Programming in practice <br> We focus on solving concrete problems, not abstract tasks: how you can send a friend an encrypted message, or add a scoring system to your game <p></p>Real work experience<br> <mark>Kids learn the A to Z of creating IT products: ideas and project plans, distributing tasks, teamwork, testing and presentation</mark> <p></p>Portfolio of projects<br> Students put together a developer portfolio of 3D games, sites, bots and apps that they’d be proud to show an employer <p></p> Teenagers learn to <br> - Develop 3D games in the most popular genres, just like real game designers <br> - Create websites using HTML and CCS, like real web developers <br> - Extract useful information from large data sets and build models, like true data scientists <br> - <mark>Launch mobile apps and present their products to a live audience, like real startup entrepreneurs</mark>
Hackers Guild
Hackers Guild (HG) is a Zambian non-profit organization whose primary roles include innovative educational services in computer science and programming training, youth development and workforce development. Best place to embark on a journey as a professional software developer. Learn how to build web and mobile application in just 3 months. What We Do<br> Coding Bootcamps <br> <mark>The flagship program at HG is its 3 month-long intensive coding “bootcamp” that teaches professional software development from a beginner level leading to marketable skills, with focus on web and mobile application development. This program allows participants to learn how to be a programmer and builds adaptive skills that may be utilized in any programming language, leading students to be capable of solving complex problems using technology.</mark> <p></p> Hackerthons <br> To promote collaboration and sharing of knowledge we use hackathorns as a good place to highlight skills gained from respective coding clubs, Students are challenge to start solving real world problems using the skills gained from coding club activities. <p></p> School Clubs <br> As an initiative to spark computer science interest in high school, HG works with school age youth through coding clubs. The school coding clubs are meant to groom upcoming developers, as such we will set them up to be more than just an ordinary school club but a place to have fun as they build skills that will inform their career path. HG’s approach is to mentor a group of pupils who will take up the leadership role of the club with supervision of the teacher. They are then exposed to basic Web and mobile app development, electronics and game development.