CEMASTEA staff capacity built by Oracle on Java Fundamentals and Database Foundation

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Mr. Samuel Gachuhi, Dean Chemistry Department (right) guides participants through the improvised Liebig condenser using locally available materials
Mr. Ernest Ng’eny (middle) dean Physics Department at CEMASTEA guiding the participants on the clip motor during the training on Quality Gender- Responsive STEM Education at CEMASTEA
Participants developing lesson using ICT tools during ICT training
Mr. Simon Mugoh National Trainer CEMASTEA explaining cross sectional area in solids during a school visit at CEMASTEA
Ms. Amina Sharbaidi, National Trainer CEMASTEA explaining Blood Circulatory System in Animals during a school visit at CEMASTEA

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CEMASTEA staff capacity built by Oracle on Java Fundamentals and Database Foundation

Published in CEMASTEA News Written by Esther Nyambura September 02 2019 font size decrease font size increase font size

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Article written by: Ann Jane Mumbi, Dan Orero and Winfred Magu

Photos by: Ann Jane Mumbi, Dan Orero and Winfred Magu

The week-long training to CEMASTEA staff by Oracle on Java Fundamentals and Database Foundation is aimed at developing particular skills on ICT. The training is scheduled to take place from 2-6 September, 2019.

Mrs. Jacinta Akatsa, HSC – Director CEMASTEA while speaking to the participants during the opening ceremony encouraged them to critically look at the content when it comes to training and harmonise activities geared towards coding. She urged them to be willing to participate in the change process to effect the Big Four Agenda and Vision 2030.

Mrs. Jacinta Akatsa, HSC – Director CEMASTEA while speaking to the participants during the opening ceremony

While speaking to the participants, Mr. Daniel Juma, CEO Global Peace Foundation – Kenya emphasised that utilisation of ICT would help solve the problems facing the world today.