It is so exciting to see the reception that the computer room at Ololosokwan is getting. Teacher Gabriel is doing a fantastic job of training students and other teachers in the use of computers. It is amazing how far Gabriel has come in the past two years, and it is so exciting to see. This week Gabriel will start his third placement with AA computers in Arusha to learn more about computer maintenance. Thank you to AA computers for generously donating their services to Nomad Trust.
A few images from the computer room and of Gabriel teaching classes.
Enhancing Lives
Ololosokwan Computer Training
30 October 2012
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