The Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) has partnered Education First Nigeria Limited (Edufirst.ng) to host the 2nd edition of the African Edu-Tech Conference, which will be anchored by the Learning, Education and Training (LET) Group of the Chamber and Edufirst. ng.
The conference, which is scheduled to hold virtually on Wednesday, November 18, 2020, with the theme “Jobs, Education and Technology: The New Normal”, is aimed at exploring the role of technology in the education sector and showcasing the innovation and creativity from our future leaders.
According to a statement, this year’s edition is supported by the Federal Ministry of Education led by the Honourable Minister, Mallam Adamu Adamu, who is the Special Guest of Honour and the Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Mrs Folasade Adefisayo as Special Guest. The conference will parade an array of educators in the private sector, secondary and tertiary institution students, and other stakeholders.
The conference will feature interesting panel sessions, virtual networking sessions, virtual exhibitions, and student presentations.
Speaking on the Conference, the President and Chairman of Council of NBCC, Mr. Kayode Falowo stated that the conference provides a platform for the government, regulatory agencies, and education professionals to interact and share experiences on the revitalization of our education system, through the application of technology and innovation as key components of educational transformation.
The Managing Director of Edufirst.ng, Mr. Moses Imayi also said that since inception, the company has directly supported the education technology needs of over 50,000 students; thereby helping them access relevant digital skills and essential technology experience for global competitiveness. Mr. Imayi added that the conference will therefore provide a platform for both public and private stakeholder to dialogue and enhance educational policies, engagements, and investment both in Nigeria and Africa.
Edufirst.ng, a subsidiary of Skool Media Nigeria Limited, was established to bridge technology literacy and life long-learning skills gap in schools and homes such that learners and teachers can effortlessly attain global competitiveness.
The Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) is the foremost bilateral chamber in Nigeria with the objective of promoting trade and investment between Nigeria and Britain.
