NITDA holds Children's Day ICT workshop for secondary schools
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITD) in its bid to inspire secondary school students across the country to embrace Information Communication Technology (ICT) as a tool for wealth creation and national development, is organising a one day sensitization workshop for secondary students in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
Organised to take place today in Abuja, the workshop is aimed at not only to stimulating the consciousness of the students on what they can use ICT to achieve as future ICT experts; but also strengthen the children’s ICT awareness with a view to catching them young to embrace ICT as part of their growing up.
Themed: ‘Let’s Catch Them Young’ it is being organised in collaboration with Totalview Nigeria.
The workshop according to a statement issued by the workshop Coordinator, Mr. Charles Ozoemena, the interactive session is fashioned to find out the status of the students on ICT as well as identify the gaps to be filled.
In part, the statement read, “With the world now Information Communication Technology (ICT) driven, countries are finding it convenient and wiser to introduce ICT to their Primary and Secondary school pupils and students for sustainable growth and development of the technology. The idea is to immediately begin to raise millions of ICT experts for the Future.
“Imagine Nigeria in the next 30 years riding on the crest of ICT expertise driven by millions of its populace? That dream is so needed bearing in mind the impact it would choreograph in the nation’s economy- massive job creation and massive industrialization”.
Organised to take place today in Abuja, the workshop is aimed at not only to stimulating the consciousness of the students on what they can use ICT to achieve as future ICT experts; but also strengthen the children’s ICT awareness with a view to catching them young to embrace ICT as part of their growing up.
Themed: ‘Let’s Catch Them Young’ it is being organised in collaboration with Totalview Nigeria.
The workshop according to a statement issued by the workshop Coordinator, Mr. Charles Ozoemena, the interactive session is fashioned to find out the status of the students on ICT as well as identify the gaps to be filled.
In part, the statement read, “With the world now Information Communication Technology (ICT) driven, countries are finding it convenient and wiser to introduce ICT to their Primary and Secondary school pupils and students for sustainable growth and development of the technology. The idea is to immediately begin to raise millions of ICT experts for the Future.
“Imagine Nigeria in the next 30 years riding on the crest of ICT expertise driven by millions of its populace? That dream is so needed bearing in mind the impact it would choreograph in the nation’s economy- massive job creation and massive industrialization”.
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