In Their Words
Posted by Wendy Hiebert on Sunday, July 1, 2012
Here are a few words from Access Knowledge Africa students about what their newly acquired computer skills mean to them:
Makubuya Ibrahim
It has brought the world closer to me. My dream is to become a Computer Engineer, so Access Knowledge Africa introducing to me the basic computer applications is a good foundation for my future dream.
Nakabiri Catherine
I think nothing is better than a hand given to an individual. I appreciate the service offered by Access Knowledge Africa. The amount that we pay is small and not worthy of the computer programs we are learning. Given that this is a village, I did not think we would ever get this chance to access computers. I would like to eventually be a typist in the media industry.
Ndawula Samuel
I have always thought of what I can really do in my life, but failed to decide on anything. After joining the computer course here, it looks like I am getting closer to my goal of becoming a teacher. During this course I feel like am exposed to the world, especially when on the internet.
Tusubira Roy
I thank Access Knowledge Africa for the service, because I don’t think my parents would ever get the amount needed for me to take this course in Kampala. I would like to become a secretary. Thanks to the people who had this vision.
Sserunkuma John
I just want to say thank you for the service by Access Knowledge Africa. We would otherwise not access computers around this village. I have seen now the future I can have in photography.
Seelh Juliet
What a wonderful program! I always had a dream of getting to know computer skills, but was limited because of the lack of training facilities. When I came to work in Banda , I heard of Access Knowledge Africa. This was just like a dream, but now I am in the last set of lessons.
Ntambi Denis
I am thinking of being a web designer. I predict you need to have application skills in general computer knowledge to start, so I think am in the right place. My dream will be easier to reach thanks to Access Knowledge Africa.
Makubuya Ibrahim
It has brought the world closer to me. My dream is to become a Computer Engineer, so Access Knowledge Africa introducing to me the basic computer applications is a good foundation for my future dream.
Nakabiri Catherine
I think nothing is better than a hand given to an individual. I appreciate the service offered by Access Knowledge Africa. The amount that we pay is small and not worthy of the computer programs we are learning. Given that this is a village, I did not think we would ever get this chance to access computers. I would like to eventually be a typist in the media industry.
Ndawula Samuel
I have always thought of what I can really do in my life, but failed to decide on anything. After joining the computer course here, it looks like I am getting closer to my goal of becoming a teacher. During this course I feel like am exposed to the world, especially when on the internet.
Tusubira Roy
I thank Access Knowledge Africa for the service, because I don’t think my parents would ever get the amount needed for me to take this course in Kampala. I would like to become a secretary. Thanks to the people who had this vision.
Sserunkuma John
I just want to say thank you for the service by Access Knowledge Africa. We would otherwise not access computers around this village. I have seen now the future I can have in photography.
Seelh Juliet
What a wonderful program! I always had a dream of getting to know computer skills, but was limited because of the lack of training facilities. When I came to work in Banda , I heard of Access Knowledge Africa. This was just like a dream, but now I am in the last set of lessons.
Ntambi Denis
I am thinking of being a web designer. I predict you need to have application skills in general computer knowledge to start, so I think am in the right place. My dream will be easier to reach thanks to Access Knowledge Africa.
