Available courses

COMPUTER STUDIES

COMPUTER STUDIES 

This course introduces learners to essential digital skills needed in modern education, careers, and daily life. The course develops knowledge and understanding of computer systems, digital citizenship, productivity tools, and problem-solving through technology. Students will explore both theoretical concepts and practical activities using a variety of digital learning environments and software applications.

Throughout the course, students will learn how computers work, how to stay safe online, and how to responsibly use technology for communication, collaboration, and creativity. They will engage with hands-on tasks such as creating documents, presentations, and spreadsheets, developing basic coding skills, and participating in online discussions and quizzes.

By the end of the course, learners will have built confidence in using technology, applying digital tools to real-world tasks, and demonstrating responsible online behavior. This course supports future readiness by enhancing digital literacy, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

KEY SKILLS STUDENTS WILL DEVELOP

·  Understanding of computer hardware, software, and operating systems

·  Safe, responsible, and ethical online behavior (digital citizenship)

·  Word processing, presentation, and spreadsheet skills

·  Introduction to coding and computational thinking

·  Communication and collaboration using digital platforms

TARGETED LEARNERS

This course is designed for Grade 8–9 students who are building foundational computer and digital technology skills for academic and future professional use.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sustainable Crop Production and Management

This course is designed for future agriculturalists and digital learners to explore the intersection of traditional farming and modern e-learning. Over five modules, you will master soil science, pest management, and digital agricultural trade.

CHEMISTRY (FORM ONE)

Chemistry is the science that explains the composition, structure, and changes of matter. It helps us understand everyday things such as food, medicines, fuels, and materials we use in daily life.

In this course, learners will study atoms, elements, compounds, chemical reactions, and energy changes. The course also highlights the importance of chemistry in health, industry, agriculture, and environmental care.

Through interactive lessons, discussions, and practical examples, learners will develop scientific thinking, problem-solving skills, and a deeper appreciation of how chemistry shapes the world around us.

Regina Musonda

AI Ethics, Digital Wellbeing & Cybersecurity

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, understanding technology is not enough—we must also navigate its ethical, psychological, and security implications. This interactive course explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, personal well-being, and cybersecurity. Through hands-on activities, real-world scenarios, and collaborative discussions, you'll develop practical skills to protect your digital identity, make ethical technology choices, and maintain mental health in an always-connected world. Whether you're a student, professional, or curious learner, this course will empower you to become a responsible digital citizen.