B4 / Schools & teachers
Advanced Tech Enrichment
6 weeks · 40 contact hours
To take students who are already digitally capable well beyond the school syllabus, into genuine building. This is a fee-paying programme and the revenue it generates subsidises Family A delivery, a relationship stated openly to participating families.
What you’ll learn.
5 modules · 40 contact hours
01Computational thinking8 hrs
- Decomposition and abstraction.
- Algorithms and efficiency.
- Pattern recognition.
- Problem sets.
02Programming foundations12 hrs
- Python syntax and control flow.
- Data structures.
- Functions and modularity.
- Debugging as a discipline.
03Build project: the web10 hrs
- How the web works.
- HTML and CSS.
- JavaScript interactivity.
- Publishing a working site.
04Applied strand6 hrs
- Elective: physical computing and robotics, or data analysis and visualisation.
- Guided build.
05Showcase4 hrs
- Presentation of a working project to an audience.
On completion, you can.
- Write, debug and explain a working program.
- Build and publish a functioning website.
- Decompose an unfamiliar problem into solvable parts.
- Present technical work to a non-technical audience.
How progress is assessed.
Working project, code review and public showcase presentation.
Certification and recognition
The planned certification includes a statement of attainment and a programme completion certificate; Professional programmes also carry an assessed portfolio. The curriculum maps to RTQF levels. Accreditation and external recognition are being sought; this is not a claim of approval.
What comes next.
Discuss your next learning or work goal with the team. Progression depends on demonstrated skills and the entry requirements of the next programme.
Talk about your next step ↗Foundations and Schools & Teachers are planned for Kinyarwanda delivery. Weekly timetables and venue details will be confirmed with each intake.
Source: Curriculum Framework v1.0, pages 13. Read the full framework