Learn. Make. Do yours.
Empowering Young Innovators
The next person to solve Africa's biggest problems is probably a 10-year-old in Nkambe who just needs a laptop and a chance.
Learn by making
Practical learning in Cameroon. Find the right experience and register your interest.
Two workshops in Cameroon this November. Two days each to build, test and make a robot move.
Sponsored places available
Build a computer network, then learn to defend it in Giiyo CyberBridge, our introductory cybersecurity course. A certificate is given at the end of the programme.
The course is free. A registration fee secures your place: 5,000 FCFA online (non-refundable), or 10,000 FCFA on-site, with 5,000 FCFA returned at the end of the programme.
An enquiry does not guarantee a place. Our team will contact you to confirm.
In Cameroon, most children finish school without ever writing a line of code, building a website, or understanding how the technology around them works.
Many schools lack computers, trained teachers, and curriculum for digital skills. Rural communities are especially underserved.
Without early exposure to technology, children miss the chance to discover talents that could shape their futures and communities.
As the world becomes more digital, children without these skills risk being left behind in education and employment.
500+
Learners reached across Cameroon
7 Cities · 5 Regions
We exist to give every child in Cameroon the chance to build, create, and lead, regardless of where they come from.
I started Giiyo Tech because I believe African children are not just the future. They are the now.
Maureen, Founder of Giiyo Tech
We're just getting started, but the results speak for themselves.
500+
Learners Reached
7
Cities
5
Regions in Cameroon
Robots, a biogas system, 3D-printed products, and problem-solving apps — all built by students aged 7 to 19.
RoboticsRobotics track students · 2026
A robot that turns motion into art.
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HardwareSTEM Club cohort · 2026
Organic waste in, clean cooking gas out.
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3D Printing3D Printing track students · 2026
An idea on a screen, printed into your hand.
Read the storyHear directly from the young people transforming their futures through Giiyo Tech programs.
Watch Student StoriesPrograms designed for Cameroonian schools and families, practical, hands on, and focused on real results.
Weekly coding clubs for children in Cameroon where students learn coding, design, and digital skills through hands on projects.
After the program: Students can build basic websites, understand how software works, and approach problems like engineers.
Explore STEM Clubs in SchoolsAn intensive holiday STEM bootcamp Douala experience where children spend school breaks building real things.
After the program: Students complete a real project they can show, explain, and build on.
Explore Holiday BootcampsOur annual showcase where students present the projects they developed through their learning programmes.
After the program: Students explain their work, demonstrate what they built and celebrate their progress.
Explore Innovation SummitFrom classrooms and events across Cameroon.
Innovation Summit 2026
There are many ways to support technology education for Cameroonian children.
Enroll your child in our programs or ask their school to bring Giiyo Tech to their campus.
Find a ProgramPartner with us to bring STEM clubs, workshops, or bootcamps to your students.
Bring Giiyo to Your SchoolFund programs, donate equipment, or volunteer your expertise to reach more children.
Become a SponsorGiiyo CyberBridge
CyberBridge is our introductory cybersecurity course. Learners choose an online track or an on-site track. Registrations decide which track runs. If both get enough registrations, the course runs as a hybrid: one on-site class, with online learners joining the same live sessions. A certificate is given at the end of the programme.
Each edition has its own story. Explore the learning experiences and work students have already created.
2026 · 12 weeks of learning · Olive Bilingual School, Bonaberi, Douala
Explore this experience29 June 2026 – 29 August 2026 · Olive Bilingual School, Douala
Explore this experience20 June 2026 · Olive Bilingual School, Douala
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