Abigail Enyonam Adokpa, a support technician who is a beneficiary of the One Million Coders Program, has shared her experience so far after enrolling on the program. According to her, the One Million Coders Program by the Government of Ghana has filled her with excitement and gratitude, giving her the passion for the course.
“Currently enrolled in the Certified Network Support Technician course, I have had the opportunity to deepen my understanding of networking fundamentals and reignite my passion for the field,” she said. She further indicated that the course has been a refreshing and enlightening experience, allowing her to revisit the core principles of networking with a renewed clarity. Enyonam commended the GI-KACE instructors for their patience and resilience in delivering the course to an incredible state of understanding. ‘‘Our instructors, Michael and Napo, have been exceptional in their ability to break down complex concepts into simple, relatable explanations that even those new to networking can easily grasp,’’ she added. She advocated for more sessions to be held at the Ghana-India Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence in ICT (GI-KACE) ‘‘Attending sessions at the Ghana-India Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence in ICT (GI-KACE) has been a rewarding part of my journey. The interactive learning environment and expert guidance have made a significant impact on my understanding of network support
I highly recommend this program to anyone interested in network support,’’ she remarked. She expressed her satisfaction with The One Million Coders Program as an excellent initiative that provides valuable skills and knowledge in the field of ICT, and is grateful for the opportunity to be part of the program and looks forward to continuing her learning journey. The One Million Coders program is under the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, aimed at promoting digital innovation and skills development in Ghana. This program aligns with the Ministry’s mandate to drive the country’s digital transformation agenda, training ONE MILLION Ghanaians with digital skills, coding skills, and preparing them for the future job market.