Dear STEM Digital School family, Welcome back to term 3
It’s a great pleasure to welcome you all back to the start of a new term of our STEM Digital school, a project we’re all so passionate about. It is predicted that in coming years approximately 75 percent of all new jobs in our country will require qualifications and skills in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and with this in mind we are proudly launching the new phase of our online school from the 1st July 2020. Learners can also watch the videos of the sessions on Youtube
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MsZora by Africa Teen Geeks in partnership with the Department of Basic Education and Sasol Foundation presents FREE STEM Lockdown Digital School
ATG, DBE and Sasol Foundation presents FREE STEM Lockdown Digital School.
STEM digital school launched, teachers required for e-learning during lockdown
Apply to be part of our online community by being a teacher at the STEM Lockdown digital schoolInterested teachers can send their video clips, CVs and cover letters to lockdowndigitalschool@gmail.com
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In support of President Cyril Ramaphosa, in ensuring that the principles of social distancing and the lockdown are adhered to in order to avert the negative public health effects of the COVID 19 pandemic. MsZora an artificial-intelligence based educational platform which is a product of Africa Teen Geeks will be offering Lockdown classes live from Monday 30 March 2020 from 12h00, exclusive to Matric students; and from 8am -5pm across all other grades. please note no registration required you stream on our socual media the links below.
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Thousands have been impacted by our work
I must say, my highlight was when Africa Teen Geeks successfully hosted its first computer science week where we exposed 12500 children from disadvantaged communities to computer science at UNISA labs across South
Africa in 2015. 98% of those kids had never touched a computer before; by the end of the day they had written their first code. Some were already dreaming of becoming the next Mark Zuckerberg.
Lindiwe Matlali
Children trained
200,000
2018 Goals
Volunteers
1300
Africa Teen Geeks exists to eliminating the barriers faced by disadvantaged communities in pursuing science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
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About my Life Mission
My life’s mission is to close the opportunity gap with regards to access to computing education. The majority of South African children do not have the opportunity to learn computer science. My goal is to expose them
to computer science, helping to inspire Africa’s future generation of technology entrepreneurs and innovators.
I Am Driven By
As an orphan my grandfather raised my siblings and I from his pension; he always told me that education was my ticket out of poverty. He always said; “if you persevere at school, one day you will not even remember
that you are an orphan”. I am driven by my goal to make him proud and show the world that an orphan raised by a pensioner and a garderner could rise and study at some of the best universities in the world. I am a
proud UCT, Stanford and Columbia University student. .
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We host numerous events to train and guide the kids. We equally organise workshops, hackathons and community outreach events to foster this cause.
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Classes are conducted by our volunteers who are trained and supported by ATG and Microsoft. We have over 1300 volunteers working hard to make this honourable course a reality
Africa Teen Geeks relies on volunteers to run its free Saturday Classes at UNISA. Please support us by volunteering at a centre next to you.
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Makhosonke Nkosi
Grade 10 | Khayalami Secondary SchoolThank you for the opportunity to learn to code. Without Africa Teen Geeks I would never have had an opportunity to learn how to code. I now believe that with technology, I can change the world.
Carol Smith
ParentMy daughter had been struggling at school. Africa Teen Geeks introduced her to computer science and she has been doing great. She was selected to attend Festival of Code which boosted her self-confidence and her outlook on life.
Ratesh
Grade 7 | Buccleuch MontessoriI really like computer science. Next year, I will be going to high school so I hope to see you guys there. My favourite scratch project was the platform game. Thank you for coming to our school.
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Volunteering some time to guide the kids during learning sessions makes a great difference. If you are passionate about training kids and raising the next generation of African and World leaders, please join us.
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