Over 300 Senior Three students and several Senior Four students at Kyeizoba Girls Secondary School have been awarded certificates in Computer Applications by Bishop Stuart University after completing a two-month training programme.
The Computer Applications programme is implemented under a long-standing partnership between Bishop Stuart University and Kyeizoba Girls Secondary School, aimed at equipping learners with practical ICT skills alongside their academic studies.
This year’s graduates form the 20th cohort of students to benefit from the collaboration, demonstrating the sustained commitment of both institutions to empowering young people with digital skills that are increasingly essential in today’s technology-driven world.
School administrators and representatives from Bishop Stuart University congratulated the students on their achievement and encouraged them to continue applying the knowledge and skills they have gained to excel in their academic pursuits and future careers.
Speaking during the ceremony, the leaders emphasised that digital literacy is no longer an added advantage but a necessity. As the world continues to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI), social media, data-driven technologies and digital communication, students with strong computer skills are better positioned to compete in higher education, entrepreneurship and the modern workplace.
The partnership between Bishop Stuart University and Kyeizoba Girls Secondary School has, over the years, played a significant role in enhancing students’ computer literacy, fostering innovation and preparing learners for opportunities in an increasingly digital economy. The programme continues to inspire students to embrace technology responsibly and confidently as they prepare to become the next generation of digital leaders.