The Airtel Fursa Lab plan is to brings together Airtel and DTBi to help them build a working environment where every students can be able to learn everything about technology and also build digital skills and improve their creativity during the process of the Lunch and learning and achieve their entrepreneurial potential.
the management of Airtel has announce the Release of the information about the Airtel Fursa Lab that recently disclose the launched at Kijitonyama Secondary School in Tanzania, which lead to the adverting of a new step toward powering digital skills, innovation and technology education among people of Tanzania
It was Disclose that the Lunch was lead by Esi Prah, who is the Head of Programmes at Airtel Africa Foundation, with other representatives from Airtel and Dar Teknohama Business Incubator (DTBi).
The strategy is to brings together Airtel and DTBi to create a good working place and environment that every students we be able to learn and explore technology, build digital skills, and develop their creativity and entrepreneurial potential.
Representatives who attend the Lunch event are Jackson Mbando who is disclose as the Airtel Relations Manager, following Beatrice who is also know as Regulatory and Corporate Communications Director at Airtel; following Promise Mwakale the Partnership Manager at DTBi; and Jennifer Mbuya, Corporate Communications, CSR and Strategic Partnerships.
this The Fursa Lab is lunch and build to help students across the Tanzania to have a good chance in learning future-ready skills and explore how technology can be applied in Addressing real-world challenges in tech space
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this plan is to Highlight the important of partnerships between the private sector and education-focused organisations in improving access to digital learning and providing innovation among young people of Tanzania and other part of the world
