Building a gender balanced and disability inclusive world
The future is digital, and no one is left behind. AZUBI AFRICA is committed to building competencies in young African talents, irrespective of disabilities, race, gender and/or religion, with the goal of kickstarting their careers within various fields of technology.
Our partners
While we support a good cause, we cannot do it all alone. To meet the needs of diverse individuals, especially persons with disabilities and women in our program, we have signed a partnership agreement with some reputable organizations. These partnerships are to support Azubi Africa with expert advice via internal structures and activities aimed at creating a holistic inclusive training environment. These organizations include:
Our student profiles
With every training program, AZUBI AFRICA offers a rich learning experience where students become the best version of themselves. Here are profiles of some of our top candidates from our past training cohorts.
ABIGAIL SACKEY
Data ScienceI was diagnosed with a rare form of Trendelenburg Gait (a gait abnormality) years ago. I joined the Azubi Africa Graduate Programme Ghana in June 2020 to study Data Science, as an additional skill to give me an edge
DIANA DEDE DAGADU
Business IntelligenceI joined the Azubi Africa Students’ Program as a Business Intelligence Trainee in October 2020. Before joining, I was looking to explore other fields outside engineering after suffering a termination of contract with my former employers
FRANCIS ADJEI MARLEY
Data ScienceI am a young man in my early thirties diagnosed with congenital glaucoma. After 12 weeks of training in the Azubi Africa Graduate Programme Ghana, I obtained skills including project cycle management and artificial intelligence
QUEEN ATIPOE
Business IntelligenceI remember being so excited about entering the Azubi Africa Business Intelligence program back in October 2020. The program was exactly what I was looking for – to acquire new skills and become the Data Analyst I wanted to be