Get Guardian on GoogleA digital and tech training institution in Abuja, Inspaya Academy, has signed a partnership agreement with a pioneering Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) organisation, Maskido, to deliver a creative computing programme for children and teenagers.
The programme will feature a hands-on, engaging curriculum covering Drone Technology, Robotics Engineering, Coding, and Artificial Intelligence (AI), designed to spark creativity and build confidence in technology among children aged between five and 13.
The programme will utilise fun, interactive, and challenge-based learning techniques to equip young minds with real-world digital and innovation skills.
Speaking at the ceremony, the Chief Executive Officer of Inspaya Academy, Ademuyiwa Taofeek, said that through the partnership, they are creating a platform where the next generation can dream, build, and lead through technology.
The Director of Operations, Aroyewun Tirmidhi, said the programme is aimed at introducing kids to technology, not just as consumers, but as creators.
Similarly, the Programme Director, Caleb Adenegan, said the collaboration will enable the team to deliver STEM education in its most exciting and relevant form.
“We are equipping the next generation with tools that will set them apart in a digital world,” Adenegan added. In the same vein, the Chief Executive Officer of Maskido, Abdulazeez Muhammad, said their goal is to push the boundaries of what’s possible for young learners. Besides, he added that the programme is aimed at inspiring curiosity, innovation, and confidence to invent.
