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ALX Attracts 30,000 New AiCE Learners Across Africa

by Royal Ibeh
2 years ago
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ALX Africa, the innovative tech career accelerator, has  enrolled 30,000 new learners across Africa into its Artificial Intelligence Career Essentials (AiCE) programme.
This significant milestone underscores ALX’s commitment to fostering a new generation of leaders across Africa, equipped with innovative skills in AI technology.
The vice president of Community and Culture at ALX, Gavin Peter, in a press statement, said ALX goal is to upskill young Africans and prepare them to launch so that they can grow their careers and make an impact.
The AiCE programme offered by ALX introduces participants to Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools essential to their professional practice.
For six weeks, learners will be equipped with knowledge of the rapid advancement of AI and its increasing relevance across various industries.
Through this course, ALX takes on the responsibility of equipping African talents with the necessary expertise to harness the potential available with Artificial Intelligence.
Out of the 30,000 learners on-boarded across Africa from Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, Egypt, Morocco, South Africa, Rwanda and Kenya, over 5,000 came from Nigeria.
This significant feat is a testament to the dedication and resilience shown by ALX Nigeria. Also, a strong and vibrant community, impactful engagements, and evidential testimonials of personal and professional growth are only a few of the many identifiers of this success.
Commenting on this significant achievement, the ALX country general manager, Ruby Igwe, expressed her enthusiasm, stating that, “We are immensely proud to welcome 30,000 new learners to our AI programme.
This milestone reflects our dedication to providing accessible, world-class education that empowers individuals to shape the future of Africa.
“Through our AI Career Essentials programme, we aim to cultivate a diverse community of innovators who will drive technological advancement and economic growth across the continent.”
She further stated that, “ALX is not just a learning platform; it’s a community where learners come together to grow, inspire, and support one another. As we extend our heartfelt “Karibu” to our new learners, we are excited to witness the impact they will make as they harness the power of Artificial Intelligence to drive innovation and change across Africa.”
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