Afrimakers - Mentor Application
Are you interested in creative problem solving using technology? Would you like to help us spread your passion for technology in Egypt, Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda  & and the rest of Africa?

Stefania Druga from the Afrimakers project and Ahmed Bastawy from icealex hub in Egypt will be visiting Ghana from 9th of March till 22nd of March 2014, to train facilitators on spreading latest technologies among 7 - 16 year olds in Ghana and ِAfrica. The training workshops will cover Arduino & Raspberry Pi programming as well as some electronics basics.

Location: Hub Accra 24 Klaana street Osu Ako-Adjei (directly opposite the Ako-Adjei Park) http://goo.gl/BjT5ZK 

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/events/1461976644019298/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming 

Registration Form:
http://goo.gl/kc1U1V

More information at:
http://www.hackidemia.com/afrimakers/

Or call: +233540832867, +233200217650
Sign in to Google to save your progress. Learn more
NOTICE: feedback coming in suggests that a lot of people would like to attend but they cannot fully commit to all the days that the project will run for, if you fall in this category don't worry. There are basically three phases in the execution of this project. *
Click the "YES" check boxes to acknowledge you've read the NOTICE.
Required
The event is entirely free to attend and participate. *
Required
1. Facilitator(s) training phase: The primary goal here is to train as many individuals/facilitators as we can, facilitators should preferably have  tertiary or post tertiary backgrounds. We will be training a maximum of 50 facilitators on various pedagogy, Arduino & Raspberry Pi programming(facilitators don't necessarily have to be a techie ), basic electronics, how to effectively use the Afrimaker tool box  and many more. *
Required
2. Mentorship/Workshop phase: Primary goal here is to have facilitators go out and organize workshops and teacher others more of what they have learned, with facilitators already trained, we will work closely with those that are willing to go to schools and organize workshops. Through our strict guidance and supervision, facilitators will be mentoring children between the ages of 6 -17 years (this includes primary and well as secondary) by way of projects such as paper circuits , makey makey and many more, I must say that it is heavily biased towards STEM subjects. Moving forward, an Afrimaker tool box will reside at Hub Accra, thus if any of the facilitators wants to go on and organize more workshops, they can come use the box. *
Required
3. Maker-faire phase:  We want to consolidate all our efforts here, at this phase we will gather in one place all individuals and organizations we've come in contact with as a result of phase 1 & 2,  to display items produced from our workshops, network, get feedback and generally continue towards posterity. We would be glad to provide answers to any more questions you might have. *
Required
Full Name *
Phone *
Education *
What is the highest level of your educational qualification(s)?
Email *
Gender *
Birth date *
MM
/
DD
/
YYYY
City *
Why do you want to attend this program? *
How are you planning to make use of the knowledge and experience gained at the end of this training? *
Which sessions do you prefer to attend? ( Mon 10th - Wed 12th March 2014) if you are still not comfortable with time options, do not worry. Pick a time option and let us know more about how well you can participate by filling out the remark form below. *
Remarks *
Do you have questions, are you going to be available for only one session, do you want to donate to the cause etc, let us know in the box below if not type an "X" and continue.
NOTICE: During and after the training program, we will guide you through the process of preparing a presentation about a potential project you want to work on using contents of AfriMakers toolbox: http://www.hackidemia.com/blog/hackidemia-maker-box
Submit
Clear form
Never submit passwords through Google Forms.
This form was created inside of Open University of West Africa.

Does this form look suspicious? Report

Google Forms