Each trainee received a certificate after completing the gold training

Computerlabs Ghana(CLG) and Ghana Society for Education and Technology (GSET) train Educators to become Certified Digital Education Trainers in Ghana.

Computerlabs Ghana (CLG) and the Ghana Society for Education and Technology (GSET) have trained selected Computing educators to become certified and sustainable digital education trainers in Ghana. The training is one part of the 4 types of digital education training that CLG provides to its partner schools’ educators.

The two-day workshops, held from August 21st to 22nd at West Legon Academy, a partner school, aimed to equip educators with the technological knowledge and skills necessary to empower their colleagues. Also, to build a pool of highly competent facilitators who can confidently represent CLG in delivering Base, Bronze, and Silver trainings to teachers and learners in Ghana.

Gold training in progress led by the GSET team
Gold training in progress led by the GSET team

After the training, the trained educators are expected to apply advanced facilitation techniques and pedagogical approaches aligned with CLG’s framework, demonstrate mastery of instructional designs, delivery, and reflective practice, and also serve as certified CLG Trainers, strengthening the organization’s training capacity nationwide.

Computerlabs Ghana, currently the only social enterprise in Ghana that provides sustainable digital education for schools, is on a mission to promote or enhance digital literacy, bridge the digital gap, and prepare the current and the next generation for the digital world.

Hands-on practical sessions in progress
                  Hands-on practical sessions in progress

BACKGROUND

Through research, CLG discovered that most schools in Ghana lack sustainable digital education, due to various factors, including educators lacking the requisite digital knowledge and skills that they need to teach the learners. CLG, as part of its digital-education-as-service, provides stages of training for partner schools’ educators, including the gold training. Through gold training, CLG aims to equip more teachers with the technological skills needed today. The newly trained educators will, in turn, train others, helping ensure that most teachers in the country become digitally skilled and ready for modern classrooms.

Each trainee received a certificate after completing the gold training
Each trainee received a certificate after    completing the gold training

CLG is here to save the future of the next generation and help Ghana develop. We are calling on all schools, stakeholders, government bodies, NGOs, and individuals to support the mission of the organization, which will benefit our society and the development of this country. You can reach out to CLG on CALL:053 511 1599 and EMAIL: info@afide.network to partner with us for a sustainable digital education today.

After the installation of the computers

Golden Foundation School(GFS) Lays Foundation for Sustainable Digital Education in their School

Golden Foundation School(GFS) Lays Foundation for Sustainable Digital Education in their School

Golden Foundation School, located at Blue Street, New Achimota, Accra, has laid a solid foundation to provide sustainable digital education for the teachers and the students in the school.

In August 2025, the GFS, through TeachAide, partnered with Computerlabs Ghana(CLG). After the agreement, CLG installed 21 computers for the school. The computers came with a 4G MTN Router, a UPS Battery, a server, and a classroom screen.

CLG, as part of the partnership deal, will provide maintenance, repair, replacement of damaged devices, help desk, and remote monitoring. This will help the school provide effective and efficient digital education.

After the installation of the computers
After the installation of the computers

Also, the computers have preinstalled Ghana Education Service(GES) approved software and other educational software such as TIP10, GIMP, Scratch, and so on.

 

BASE TRAINING                                   

On the 19th of August 2025, Computerlabs Ghana conducted a base training for the educators at Golden Foundation School. CLG’s teacher trainer, Emmanuel Sefadzi, took the teachers through the basic setup of our CLG’s computer lab, the rules and regulations regarding the lab, and the kind of educational software installed on the computers.

The teacher trainer entreated the teachers to master digital skills so that they do not fall behind, and also to provide the right digital skills lessons to the students.

Base training conducted by CLG
Base training conducted by CLG

ABOUT GOLDEN FOUNDATION SCHOOL

Golden Foundation School was established in 2018 as a nursery school. The school has seen considerable growth, and they are thankful to God for the continuous growth they are experiencing year on year.

As they celebrate five years of academic excellence, they are also grateful for the physical structures and faculties they have created and the holistic blend of extra-curricular activities. These include, but are not limited to, UCMAS, i-Maths, Ballet, Swimming, Football Skills, Basketball, Piano, Volleyball, Taekwondo, etc

Based on their belief that the whole child is important and that each child has a unique potential for excellence, their center is focused on developing their children’s self-esteem, respect, and sense of responsibility for self and for others. They therefore provide a broad, balanced and interesting curriculum to bring the best out of every student.

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Computerlabs Ghana Partners with PAMEPI to provide Sustainable Digital education for Selected Schools in the Northern Region

Computerlabs Ghana Partners with PAMEPI to provide sustainable digital education for selected schools in the Northern Region

Computerlabs Ghana (CLG) has partnered with the Paabinaa Meriga Peace Initiative (PAMEPI) to deliver sustainable digital education to selected schools in the Northern Region of Ghana. This groundbreaking initiative aims to empower schools, teachers, and students—particularly in underserved communities that lack functioning and sustainable ICT infrastructure—to access the tools and skills they need for the digital age.

Through the partnership, CLG and PAMEPI will work together to install over 21,000 computers, impact more than 31,000 students, renovate ICT rooms in partner schools, and provide comprehensive digital education training for teachers.

To launch the program, CLG has completed a pilot installation of 63 computers at Business Senior High School in Tamale. This pilot will help the organization better understand the digital learning needs and behaviors of both teachers and students, enabling them to refine their digital education-as-a-service model for long-term sustainability in the region.

The computers come equipped with 4G MTN routers, a monthly internet bundle, and GES-approved educational software. CLG will also provide regular maintenance, repairs, replacements, and technical support to ensure uninterrupted learning.

On May 5, 2025, CLG and PAMEPI officially launched the new computer lab at Business Senior High School. Speaking at the event, Pim de Bokx, General Manager of Computerlabs Ghana, emphasized that the lack of sustainable digital education is a national challenge, largely due to the absence of ongoing technical support after computers are purchased or donated. He described the partnership with PAMEPI as a crucial turning point for schools in the Northern Region, one that will prepare students for the future and contribute to Ghana’s development.

The Chief Executive Director of PAMEPI highlighted the urgent need for such an initiative, recalling how in the past, computing facilitators had to use stones to explain what a computer mouse looked like. “It is time we put an end to such outdated teaching methods,” she said. “This initiative is a bridge to dignity and dreams for the future leaders of this country in a digitally driven world.” She also shared her vision of a future where more women in the Northern Region become digital innovators, people with disabilities have equal access to ICT, and no learner is left behind.

A representative of the Regional Director of Education commended the project as one that aligns with Ghana Education Service (GES) policy and urged CLG to expand its reach to other regions so more schools can benefit from sustainable digital education.

Computerlabs Ghana remains committed to providing sustainable ICT solutions, technical support, and digital empowerment for schools and communities in underserved areas.

CLG is calling on the Government, NGOs, private institutions, schools, parents, and individuals to support this mission, ensuring both current and future generations are prepared for a technology-driven world.

Your school can also benefit from sustainable digital education—partner with Computerlabs Ghana today.