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Apply for AREAi Women Techies Africa – Digital Skills Accelerator

Women Techies Africa is a specialized initiative under the Digital Skills Accelerator (DSA) program, led by the Aid for Rural Education Access Initiative (AREAi).
This transformative program is exclusively designed for adolescent girls, young women, and female students in their final year of undergraduate studies across African universities.
Eligible participants must be between the ages of 16 and 30 and possess a strong desire to acquire cutting-edge, technology-driven skills that align with the demands of the creative economy. Through this initiative, AREAi aims to empower young women to thrive in the digital age by equipping them with the tools and knowledge needed to excel in tech-related fields.
About AREAi
AREAi is a forward-thinking educational technology (EdTech) non-profit organization dedicated to bridging the digital divide and enhancing learning outcomes for underserved populations. The organization develops and delivers innovative digital and offline learning solutions tailored to meet the needs of children, youth, and women who are not engaged in formal education, employment, or training. By leveraging interactive and engaging learning tools, AREAi fosters inclusive and accessible educational opportunities that empower individuals to unlock their full potential.
Program Focus Areas
The Women Techies Africa program offers comprehensive training in a variety of high-demand digital skills, ensuring participants are well-prepared to contribute to the creative economy. The program covers the following key areas:
- Cybersecurity: Equipping participants with the knowledge to protect digital systems and data from cyber threats.
- Animation: Teaching the art of creating dynamic and engaging visual content.
- Illustration: Developing skills in digital drawing and graphic design.
- Product Design: Training in the creation of user-centered digital and physical products.
- Content Creation & Development: Building expertise in crafting compelling digital content for various platforms.
- Motion Graphics & Visual Effects (VFX): Providing hands-on experience in creating stunning visual effects for media and entertainment.
- Digital Marketing & E-commerce: Offering insights into online marketing strategies and e-commerce platforms to drive business growth.
A Life-Changing Opportunity
This hybrid training program combines online and offline learning experiences, offering participants a unique opportunity to develop in-demand skills while fostering personal growth, career advancement, and professional development. By participating in Women Techies Africa, young women gain access to a transformative learning journey that not only enhances their technical abilities but also positions them as key contributors to the creative economy.
How to Apply
If you are a young woman passionate about technology and eager to build a successful career in the digital space, this is your chance to take the first step toward a brighter future.
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