The TechAble initiative at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology commenced in February 2025 and ran for eight weeks, targeting students with disabilities. It offered training in web development, graphic design, and digital marketing, emphasizing practical skills in addition to academic learning. The initiative sought to improve accessibility, addressing gaps in the university's existing programs. Funded by the IEEE Computer Society, TechAble introduced accessibility tools, empowering students to develop skills and mitigate challenges after the program concluded.
The TechAble training initiative at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology provided mentorship and instruction in web development, graphic design, and digital marketing for students with disabilities.
TechAble aimed to bridge the gap in accessibility for disabled students by complementing academic learning with practical skills and introducing accessibility tools.
With support from the IEEE Computer Society, TechAble taught students to use technology to address common accessibility barriers, empowering them to continue skill development post-program.
Over eight weeks, TechAble enriched the university’s offerings by creating a more inclusive digital skills training experience.
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