For schools and communities
You know your students. We work with you to plan a technology experience suited to their needs, your calendar and the equipment available.
Work you can explore
The STEM Club at Olive Bilingual School in Bonaberi led to students presenting their work at the Innovation Summit on 20 June 2026. The school provides the setting; learners build and explain their projects.
See the summit storyTMEA, the offline marks-recording app, is one of Giiyo Tech’s showcased student projects. It demonstrates the approach: start with a practical problem and build a prototype learners can show and explain.
Explore student projectsThe robotics fundraiser aims to provide 40 kits for two November workshops: US$2,400 for equipment and US$2,600 for delivery. The kits will stay with Giiyo Tech for follow-up activities.
See the budget and support the planA group meets regularly to learn, experiment and develop its projects. We agree a suitable rhythm with the school.
A workshop focuses on one practical outcome. A bootcamp gives learners concentrated time to explore and build.
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.
A local contact, a learner group, a suitable room and possible times. Tell us what equipment and connectivity you have; we work through the needs before confirming.
Learning outcomes, curriculum, facilitators and the equipment needed for each session. For a remotely taught course, we agree connectivity and classroom presentation needs together.
An enquiry is not a booking. Dates, costs and responsibilities are agreed before a programme begins.
