The Kwara Coding and Digital Literacy Programme is set to resume classes Monday, September 22, 2025, as students and instructors begin the final phase of preparations for the upcoming Project Exhibition in October.
The programme, which is an initiative of the Kwara State Government, had a strategic one-week break to allow students to settle into their new academic term. Instructors and budding tech innovators will reunite with a shared goal: to refine, polish, and perfect their projects for the upcoming exhibition. This phase will focus intensely on transforming raw ideas into functional, impactful, and presentation-ready solutions.
The Exhibition stands as the highlight of the programme a dynamic platform where students will showcase their digital creations to community leaders, industry experts, and the public. This event not only celebrates their hard work but also highlights Kwara’s rising influence in the tech and innovation landscape.
As classes resume, instructors will step into the role of dedicated mentors, providing guidance to each student and team. Their focus will be on strengthening technical execution, enhancing project design, and preparing students to confidently present their work.
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Kwara Coding and Digital Literacy Programme remains a cornerstone of the state’s effort to foster digital fluency, innovation, prepare young people for opportunities in tech, as well as promote entrepreneurship among its youth.