Meet our students
Access to quality education has led to a transformational outcome for these students
Annette Katandika, aged 19
"Computer studies was my favourite subject and I put in much effort. I dreamt about becoming an ICT technician one day."
"Computer studies was my favourite subject and I put in much effort. I dreamt about becoming an ICT technician one day."
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Annette was first introduced to computers at the e-Learning centre at Zingwangwa Secondary School Malawi in 2012. This was one of the first IT labs installed by IT Schools Africa and Computers for Malawian Schools in Blantyre. In July 2017 her dream was fulfilled! Through hard work, perseverance and support from her family Annette gained a Diploma in Information Technology and Systems support. Annette you are a great role model and inspiration to all students!
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Madalo Chunga, aged 18
"Thank you for the gift of technology. Nowadays for many jobs you need to use computers "
"Thank you for the gift of technology. Nowadays for many jobs you need to use computers "
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Madalo is head girl at Ntonda Secondary School in Malawi. Her parents are small scale farmers and she is the youngest of 7 children. She is the third child in her family to reach MSCE level of education thanks to the access to her school's IT lab. Being able to access quality IT education via the new e-Learning lab at school impacts her life enormously; she now has the opportunity to attain a place at university whilst her career and life prospects have been transformed.
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Hilton Kukhala, aged 20
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"I am an IT fanatic ! I feel honoured to be working for Computers for Malawian Schools - the very people that helped me develop my passion for computers"
Hilton has completed his Diploma in IT Systems and Support from the University of Malawi and is now working for Computers for Malawian Schools as an IT support technician. He was first introduced to computers in Form Two at Zingwangwa Secondary School where one of the first e-Learning labs was installed. |
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