Posted on February 27, 2015 by Jean Marie Habimana
This past Thursday, 19th February 2015, Ready for Reading held its Second Certification for ICT and Music programs graduates during its Literacy Week Event at the Rwinkwavu Community Library and Learning Center.
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It was an exciting and fun day
In this event 36 graduates completed six months of ICT training in computer literacy and 8 graduates from Music program have received their certificates.
The ICT Program at Ready for Reading is aimed to create a venue for the Rwinkwavu community to get hands on practical ICT skills and to increase access to information technology education. Our comprehensive ICT training classes provide practical ICT skills comparable to the tools, theory, and knowledge offered at formal ICT institutions. Currently, the computer literacy course prepares learners for various employment opportunities that may require basic computer knowledge. As ICT is a major focus for national development and IDPRS II, the RCLLC aims to provide the means for the community to compete on a local, national, regional, and international level.
All enjoyed our Music graduates performance
It was an exciting and fun day
In this event 36 graduates completed six months of ICT training in computer literacy and 8 graduates from Music program have received their certificates.
The ICT Program at Ready for Reading is aimed to create a venue for the Rwinkwavu community to get hands on practical ICT skills and to increase access to information technology education. Our comprehensive ICT training classes provide practical ICT skills comparable to the tools, theory, and knowledge offered at formal ICT institutions. Currently, the computer literacy course prepares learners for various employment opportunities that may require basic computer knowledge. As ICT is a major focus for national development and IDPRS II, the RCLLC aims to provide the means for the community to compete on a local, national, regional, and international level.
All enjoyed our Music graduates performance