Escola Rede 42 will train more than 150 computer technicians per year

School 42 in Luanda, one of the best in programming in the world and which does not require the presence of teachers, where people learn in a different way based on teamwork and practical projects (gamification), plans to train more than 150 computer technicians per year.

This information was revealed on the day of its opening, by the President of the Republic, João Lourenço, where the school of excellence has just been set up in Angola, following steps taken by the Staff Area of ​​the Presidency of the Republic with the promoters of the original idea, in France, with financial support provided by Sonangol.

One of the main highlights of Network School 42 is that the entire service is free, that is, from the selection processes to the completion of the apprenticeship, there are no tuition fees, fees or any other charges that could make the student's future unfeasible. Not a single kwanza is spent, as the student is sponsored by companies or committed patrons with the purpose of sharing to evolve.

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The learning method at 42 Luanda is completely face-to-face, thus creating direct contact with other students, which is called peer-to-peer learning. Each one contributes and, through the exchange of knowledge, everyone advances.

It should be noted that at 42 Luanda there are no traditional teachers or lectures. There is an online platform that provides all the challenges and projects for students. This platform cuts across the entire learning experience at 42 Luanda. There is also a staff of mentors and alumni who can help guide and advise students. But ultimately, it's your effort, your research, and working with your peers that will help you overcome the challenges.

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