Hi there!

I'm so glad to hear that you're looking for ways to keep your niece engaged and learning during her time at home. There are many great options available, but one that I would highly recommend is the NEXTGEN program.

This program is designed to nurture creativity in children through graphic design. Its known that graphic design is a powerful tool that can help kids develop their imagination, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

It is designed to be both fun and educational, and it covers a wide range of topics, including:
* The fundamentals of graphic design: This includes learning about typography, layout, color theory, and visual communication.
* Digital tools: Kids will get hands-on experience with a variety of digital tools, such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
* Real-world projects: Kids will have the opportunity to work on real-world projects, such as designing logos, posters, and websites.

I think NEXTGEN would be a great fit for your niece. It's a fun and engaging way for her to learn about graphic design and develop her creative skills plus keep her busy.

If you're interested in learning more you can just check them out. They’d be happy to answer any questions you have.

I hope she finds something interesting to learn.

Hi Pat,
You can learn some programming courses here.

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I highly doubt the possibility of that happening. i.e Ai taking our tech jobs.
Although it's true that Ai will likely kick some people out of jobs in the coming year (it has already), there are still some jobs that cannot be displaced by Ai.

patthebulb:
Artificial intelligence could displace roughly 15% of workers, or 400 million people, worldwide before 2030, according to a McKinsey study. In a scenario of wide AI adoption, the share of jobs displaced could rise to as much as 30%, the firm found.

Still, yet, are tech jobs one of those jobs that would be displaced by AI in due time? Should you still bother going into tech?

Keep this thread active for answers to all these questions


In the meantime, if are you looking at transitioning into tech and increasing your earning potential, visit https://thebulbafrica.vzy.io/ to explore their courses and begin your career in tech.

AdaJollof:
I'm a professional looking to transition into the tech space but have no idea on how to go about it. What do I do or what steps do I take to transition smoothly?

Hi Adajollof, you can transition smoothly into tech with the right courses and community. The Bulb Africa has opened its applications for professionals looking to upskill and transition into tech while still retaining their current job (learning mode is virtual).

You can explore their courses on https://www.nairaland.com/7623088/career-advancement-programs.
They offer courses like:

+SAP Financial (FI) and Controlling (CO)
+Information Technology Library (ITIL)
+Blockchain for Executives
+Data Science for Fintech
+Project Management
+Product design
+Cyber Security
+Scrum Master
+SQL

You can also get to speak with their learning lead who will guide you through your transition once you visit the site.
Check them out!

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+SAP Financial (FI) and Controlling (CO)
+Information Technology Library (ITIL)
+Blockchain for Executives
+Data Science for Fintech
+Project Management
+Product design
+Cyber Security
+Scrum Master
+SQL

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The Bulb Africa career advance program is designed to build practical, employable skills that will help you elevate your career.

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It is really a good idea. You can visit their website to learn more about them https://thebulb.africa/explore-courses

AdaJollof:
I was looking to get into tech and learn a very high tech skill to earn a high income just like this tech guys around. I checked online and I found this career advance program from the bulb Africa that teaches really advanced tech skills but I don't know if I should go for it

Please I want to know if The Bulb Africa training programs are as good as they say

Found this online

Hi, please who has heard about Startup Engine by The Bulb Africa. I heard they train and even fund startups. Pleas how true is this?

Hi, I am a tech freelancer. I am thinking about visiting The Bulb workspace. How do I gain access to their Workspace?