Angolan women should invest in computer programming and are encouraged to influence other women to sign up to demystify the idea that technological professions are only for men.
This idea of thinking came from the organization of the so-called “Check-in Woman Total”, which was attended by women selected to take part in the check-in phase of the Network School 42 in the country, one of the best in programming in the world and which does not require the presence of teachers, in which you learn in a different way based on teamwork and practical projects (gamification), instead of theoretical training, earning points and passing level, as if it were a game.
The more than 70 candidates are aged between 16 and 24 and where they received information about the dynamics and advantages of the institution 42 Luanda.
Until the end of October, Escola 42 de Luanda is carrying out the check-in process, a mandatory step for all those selected and a gateway to the last phase of qualification for admission to this technology school.
BUT: 4 thousand candidates for check-in at Escola da Rede 42 in Luanda
Check-in is essential and mandatory for candidates to join the Swimming Pool, a stage in which the basics of programming and the importance of working as a team in this learning model will be presented.
To this end, the note reads, candidates must arrive one hour before the check-in session for which they are registered and bring a valid identification document and their QR code.
Angola is the first country in Sub-Saharan Africa to adopt this transformative platform, with its first students applying from Luanda, Portugal, France, Cuba, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the United Kingdom and India.
