Resources

Everything else
worth reading.

Writing on AI skills in Africa, stories from learners who changed jobs, answers to the questions we get most, funded places, and the events where you can meet us.

Blog

Notes on skills, work and AI.

Short pieces from our faculty and team. New writing publishes with each cohort.

African learners collaborating around laptops in a bright learning studio

170 million new jobs by 2030

What the shift means for African graduates and how to prepare.

Learning on one bar of network

How we design lessons that survive a bad connection.

AI will not take your job — yet

Why professionals who use AI tools are the ones getting promoted.

Success stories

People who finished, and what happened next.

Sarah, Kampala

Teacher to data analyst in seven months, studying on the bus.

Grace, Nairobi

Accountant who automated three days of month-end after six weeks.

Brian, Kigali

Self-taught coder who passed his first technical interview after nine mock rounds.

Help centre

The questions we get most.

Do I need a laptop?

No. Every lesson, quiz and the code lab work on a phone browser.

How much data does a lesson use?

A text lesson is a few hundred kilobytes; video is optional everywhere.

How do I pay?

Mobile money, card, or bank transfer for organisations.

Can I change track?

Yes, at any time, and your progress is kept.

Is my certificate verifiable?

Yes. Each carries a code an employer can check.

Scholarships

Funded places, every cohort.

We reserve places for secondary and university students, refugees and displaced learners, and women returning to work after a break. Applications open when each cohort opens.

Who can apply

Students, displaced learners and returners across our regions.

What it covers

Full access to a track, its assessment and certificate.

How to apply

Write to scholarships@yigaai.com with your situation and goal.

Events

Live sessions and meetups.

Cohort sessions run weekly inside the platform. Public workshops and employer evenings are announced here and on WhatsApp.

Kampala

English · Luganda

Nairobi

English · Swahili

Kigali

English · Français

West Africa

English · Français

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Learner, Lagos

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