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In order to attend to the huge demands for “Technology know-how” in Warri and Delta state at large, a leading software, hardware developing and Technology training institute in Warri, SkysenxHub, a subsidiary of Skysenx Ltd, has conclude plans to kick start a “Tech School” in the oil city, to attend to the already existing vacuum.
The Co founder, and the Chief Executive Officer, Skysenx Ltd., Laye Eselemo, who disclosed this at the headquarters of the company in Warri, during an event to mark the end of the TechCamp Holiday Classes, organised for kids and teenagers, said the decision is born out of the increasing demands for technological skills in Warri.
“In the course of this our program (TechCamp Holiday training) for kids and teenagers, that is about to end today, a lot of parents demanded for continuity of the program, making different suggestions to the management. That strong demand from parents and other key individuals in the Warri brought us as company to a conclusion of starting a Technology School in Warri very soon”
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“The schools will run simultaneously with the normal school curriculum; taking the place of extra moral classes, that is, from 2pm to 4pm on Thursdays and Fridays every week because our intention is to start with two days first”
“In our normal conventional school there is no room for Tech, and it’s very important. One of our problem today as a people is that we have too many graduates without skills, so if while in Secondary school they are able to acquire this skill it will be better for them
Speaking also during the event, the co founder, and the manager of Skysenx Ltd, Norman Osaruyi, describe the company as the answer to all technological needs of the people living in Warri, calling on Multinationals, Government agencies and Telecommunications companies to sponsor the subsequent editions of the program so to accommodate more kids and teenagers.
“Skysenx is a modern day technology company, we build different products, both software and hardware. Currently we have two software and one hardware product that we are building; a church mobile app, a facial recognition system for biometrics, and a Rat trap project”
“Sponsorship is very key, it will broaden the program to accommodate more persons especially those that cannot afford the fees. We have two students from Federal Government Collage, and Hussey Collage, both from Warri, on scholarship courtesy of our sponsor. So if we have more and stronger sponsors it will help a long way”
Speaking with Kayode Temitope, one of the students in the teens class, he said he has learnt a lot from “Basics Electronics”
“They thought us about programming, Basic Electronics, and 3D Design, but the one I enjoyed most and grab something from is the Basic Electronics, before i came for this program I used to try to fix some electrical issues with some of our home appliances, without knowing the different between Positive and Negative wire, but now I know all of that now, and have learnt a lot. I want to appreciate the management of SkysenxHub for the privilege”
Agbatutu Oghenekaro, another student from the teens class TechCamp training program urged parents to take advantage of the subsequent editions of the program to get their children acquainted with the modern technology.
“The training is wonderful, they thought us a lot of things, ranging from programming, Arduino, Basics of Electronics, and other programs. Before I came here I tried using the Arduino board but I destroyed it because I was ignorant of it workings, but now I know. Now am already planning a project I am going to work on after today; I want to be build a housekeeper one can control with the Wi-Fi service in their device”
