Code 4TEEN

Our Director, Research & Technology with Head of Value added service at EDFin microfinance bank catching up at the edtech townhall meeting. Outside been next door neighbours, and share common values and beliefs as regards accessibility and standardization of quality of education by relying on research and automation. We are also both focused on supporting availability of high quality education for pupils from low income households. Edfin has a reach of 23,000 students across Lagos. By collaborating we intend to eradicate technology illiteracy across this category.

Today marked another step forward for us as we were priviledged to engage with the head teacher of today on and how integrating with our curriculum can greatly improve the computing drive mandated by the for british curricular schools. We are so excited that a feasibility demo has been approved for the 1st week of December for the for elementary/primary level.

'Andrew Teaches Coding' , our virtual tablet for elementary level computer language will be available for use conference

Here at code4teen, we focus on deep level of communication with students to ensure they have a clear understanding of each lesson. This is achieved by asking the kids the kinds of questions that will extend interaction rather than cut it off.

Food for thought 💭
One of many advantages of starting early! It stretches the mind of the kids and encourages creativity!