The Free Computer Training Program for Education and Employment

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The Bai Bureh Heritage Foundation, in collaboration with Fruitful Healthcare, has launched a commendable initiative called the Free Computer Training Program for Education and Employment in Port Loko City. The event hosted at the Foundation office was graced by the first set of applicants and several personalities. By the program agenda, Mr. Dauda Kamara, a staff member, delivered the welcome address, while the Executive Director, Amb. Unisa Totti Fofanah presented on the rationale of the entire program. Statements were further delivered by one of the IT professionals, Mr. Alim, Lawyer Abdul Karim Sulaiman Esq, in which the former chairman of the Port Loko District Council, Mr. Ibrahim Santigie Bangura delivered the keynote address. This program aims to increase access to computer education and equip individuals with valuable skills for better employment opportunities. The initiative recognizes the importance of computer literacy in today’s digital age.

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With advances in technology permeating various sectors, the ability to effectively use computers and software has become essential for individuals seeking employment and educational advancement. However, many individuals in Port Loko lack access to formal computer education due to financial constraints and limited resources. Realizing this disparity, the Bai Bureh Heritage Foundation and Fruitful Healthcare have collaborated to bridge the digital divide in the region. The Free Computer Training Program offers individuals of all ages and backgrounds the opportunity to learn crucial computer skills at no cost. By removing financial barriers, this initiative aims to empower participants with the necessary knowledge and abilities to thrive in the digital world. The program focuses on a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential computer skills. The courses are designed to be accessible and cater for individuals with varying levels of prior computer knowledge.

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Whether participants have never used a computer before or have some basic familiarity, the program aims to provide them with a solid foundation to build upon. The launch of this initiative has garnered positive responses from the participants as it desired to address a significant need and provide a pathway for personal and professional growth. The program enrolment has seen an overwhelming response, with individuals from different age groups and educational backgrounds eager to participate. During the official launch, the Bai Bureh Heritage Foundation and Fruitful Healthcare are highly commended for their commitment to empowering the community through increased access to computer education. By equipping individuals with the essential tools to navigate the digital landscape, this program has the potential to transform lives and contribute to the economic development of Port Loko City.

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As the Free Computer Training Program continues to grow and expand its reach, it is hoped that other organizations and individuals will join hands to support this critical cause. With increased access to computer education, the people of Port Loko will have greater opportunities to secure employment, pursue higher education, and participate actively in the digital economy. The executive director (Amb. Unisa Totti Fofanah) for the Bai Bureh Heritage Foundation, who is also serving as the program’s manager for Fruitful Healthcare, appreciated all those who have contributed to this venture and promises to work on a detailed publication on the contributions of other like-minded individuals and organizations. The launch of the Free Computer Training Program for Education and Employment was climaxed with a group photo.

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