Analyze mobile health consultation data to uncover usage gaps across income levels, gender, and rural–urban divides. Build predictive dashboards that highlight underserved populations and recommend outreach strategies.
Analyze loan disbursements for green products (solar panels, clean cookstoves, EVs) and estimate avoided CO₂ emissions. Build a dashboard that balances financial returns with environmental impact, helping lenders track both profitability and sustainability.
Integrate regional crop price data, climate patterns, and transport costs to create a volatility index. Simulate farmer income shocks and recommend cooperative storage or price-stabilization strategies.
Use IoT soil sensor + satellite data to monitor nutrient depletion and crop yield trends. Build an analytics tool that shows the trade-off between short-term yield and long-term soil fertility.
Model co-purchase patterns in street markets and small shops. Build a recommendation system that helps informal retailers know what items to stock together.
Train a deep learning model that combines satellite images with drone snapshots to detect early signs of crop stress/disease before widespread damage occurs.
Create a GenAI assistant that interprets symptoms in African languages (e.g., Yoruba, Hausa, Swahili) and returns trusted health advice. It can also summarize clinic visit notes into patient-friendly instructions.
August 12 – August 30, 2025
Sept 5 – Sept 12
Sept 26, 2025
October 15, 2025
Dec 5 - 12
Interns work in teams to solve real problems for African businesses, partner companies or NGOs.
Access to expert mentors, past alumni, and weekly live sessions with industry leaders.
Build a professional portfolio to showcase to employers and clients.
Interns receive a recognized digital certificate upon successful program completion.
Top-performing interns will be referred to partner organizations for roles and opportunities.
Including resume templates, career guides, and internship/job boards.
Finalists present their work to an audience of tech leaders and hiring partners.
A limited number of need-based scholarships will be available for exceptional candidates who demonstrate financial need and strong potential.
Organizations can sponsor participants or entire tracks, building a pipeline of skilled talent while supporting African tech education.
This program is designed for individuals with basic knowledge in their chosen track. While we welcome learners at various levels, complete beginners may find the pace challenging.
We understand that circumstances can change. However, the program fee is non-refundable, and we encourage full participation to maximize learning outcomes.
Certificates are awarded upon successful completion of the program requirements. Partial completion may result in a certificate of participation.
Mentors are carefully matched based on your chosen track and career goals. You'll have access to both individual mentorship and group sessions.
Track selection is finalized during the orientation week. Changes may be possible in exceptional circumstances but are generally not recommended.
