In Cameroon, most children finish school without ever writing a line of code, building a website, or understanding how the technology around them works.
Many schools lack computers, trained teachers, and curriculum for digital skills. Rural communities are especially underserved.
Without early exposure to technology, children miss the chance to discover talents that could shape their futures and communities.
As the world becomes more digital, children without these skills risk being left behind in education and employment.
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Students Reached Across Cameroon
5 Schools · 30+ Skills · 5 Programs
We exist to give every child in Cameroon the chance to build, create, and lead, regardless of where they come from.
I started Giiyo Tech because I believe African children are not just the future. They are the now.
Maureen, Founder of Giiyo Tech
We're just getting started, but the results speak for themselves.
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Robots, a biogas system, 3D-printed products, and problem-solving apps — all built by students aged 7 to 19.
RoboticsRobotics track students · 2026
From loose circuits to machines that move.
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HardwareSTEM Club cohort · 2026
Organic waste in, clean cooking gas out.
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3D Printing3D Printing track students · 2026
An idea on a screen, printed into your hand.
Read the storyHear directly from the young people transforming their futures through Giiyo Tech programs.
Watch Student StoriesPrograms designed for Cameroonian schools and families, practical, hands on, and focused on real results.
Weekly coding clubs for children in Cameroon where students learn coding, design, and digital skills through hands on projects.
After the program: Students can build basic websites, understand how software works, and approach problems like engineers.
Learn moreAn intensive holiday STEM bootcamp Douala experience where students dive deep into coding, robotics, design, or AI.
After the program: Students complete a real project they can show to family, teachers, and future employers.
Learn moreA kids technology summit Africa showcase where students present bold technology projects to judges, parents, and industry professionals.
After the event: Students gain confidence, recognition, and connections that can shape their futures.
Learn moreReal moments from classrooms and events across Cameroon.
Innovation Summit 2026
There are many ways to support technology education for Cameroonian children.
Enroll your child in our programs or ask their school to bring Giiyo Tech to their campus.
Find a ProgramPartner with us to bring STEM clubs, workshops, or bootcamps to your students.
Partner With UsFund programs, donate equipment, or volunteer your expertise to help more children learn.
Become a SponsorA brand new STEM Club is launching at Olive Bilingual School in Bonaberi. Another school, another generation of young innovators getting their hands on real technology.
Learn MoreOur flagship program wrapped up: 12 weeks, 60+ hours of learning, and a summit day where young innovators presented real projects and earned their certificates.
Learn MoreOur July holiday bootcamp is open and ready for young innovators aged 8 to 17. Hands on coding, design and robotics. Limited spots available.
Learn MoreThe August edition of our holiday bootcamp. Another round of hands on STEM for children and young people across Cameroon.
Learn MoreClosing out the holiday season with our September bootcamp. Three months, three bootcamps, hundreds of young minds discovering what they are capable of.
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