Project History

2022: Access, Safety and Security

2021: Python Coding

2019: Coding for Robotics

2018: Summer Tech Training Program

Summer Tech 2021

In keeping with the Universal Service Fund regulations, the objective of the training seminar is to promote technological innovation among school aged students.

Python was chosen based on the fact that it is a versatile computer programming language that is highly suitable for tasks ranging from scripts to large systems. Python developers are in demand and there will be many job opportunities given that Python can be used in many emerging technologies, such as AI etc. Our sessions thus far were well attended we hope persons can visit our online facility to participate in the ongoing online sessions.

Coding with Python

This year since we continue to be impacted with Covid-19 and the restrictions as it regards social distancing as such, we provided in person introductory training sessions with a controlled number in keeping with the protocols. Introductory python training was also offered online. The introductory training continues along with an intermediate training online.

Python was chosen based on the fact that it is a versatile computer programming language that is highly suitable for tasks ranging from scripts to large systems.

Python developers are in demand and there will be many job opportunities given that Python can be used in many emerging technologies, such as AI etc. Our sessions thus far were well attended we hope persons can visit our online facility to participate in the ongoing online sessions.

The National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission(NTRC) through its Universal Service Fund Office (USFO) hosted yet another free Summer Tech Training, during the period July 12th to 30th 2021 in the form of in person and online sessions. The targeted in person locations were chosen throughout the island to ensure inclusiveness. Training was held at the following Community ICD Centers; Castries, Soufriere and Vieux Fort, all of which benefited from a previous USFO project.

In keeping with the Universal Service Fund regulations, the objective of the training seminar was to promote technological innovation among school aged students. Our target groups for the face-to-face introductory training sessions were ages 15-19, while our online sessions were ages 15 and older.

Facilitator: Keegan Patrick

A technology enthusiast, mechanical engineer and entrepreneur. Mr. Patrick has engaged in various programming educational courses where he developed his proficiencies in using programming languages like python and Matlab.