C-Tech Enters International Market
The need for certified training in network cabling, fiber and integrated systems continues to expand not only here in the USA, but globally as well. Last month, we delivered initial orders for our PREP and ISVM programs to Nigeria and Cameroon, both located on the continent of Africa. In Nigeria these programs will be implemented by AFTRAC in the Jigawa State. His Excellency Governor Ibrahim Saminu Turaki of Jigawa elected to implement these programs after visiting our display at last year’s CeBIT (see related story) event. They will be used to prepare students to meet the needs of Nigeria’s telecommunications growth. Nigeria’s infrastructure is slated to receive a further capital injection of some $6 billion.
In the neighboring West African nation of Cameroon, the Association for Support to Women Entrepreneurs (ASAFE), a non-profit organization principally involved in training young people especially women in ITC, has begun to implement C-Tech’s programs. [ITC is the acronym for Information Technology and Communications and is the global synonym for what we refer to in the US as IT.]
The initial Certified Training Facility has been established in the city of Douala under the leadership of Gisele Yitamben, founder and Executive Director of ASAFE. Ms. Yitamben has been recognized for her efforts worldwide, and we are very pleased that she has selected the PREP program.
