Buea Institute of Technology

The Digital Champions Holiday Programme aims to equip young learners (10 - 20years) with essential computer and digital literacy skills that will prepare them for academic excellence, responsible digital participation, and future career opportunities.

Many young people today use smartphones and social media daily, yet lack foundational digital skills such as proper computer operation, document creation, online safety awareness, and productive use of technology tools. At the same time, cyber threats, misinformation, and unsafe online behavior continue to place young internet users at risk.

The Digital Champions Holiday Programme is developed to bridge this gap by helping students move beyond basic entertainment-focused technology use into meaningful digital productivity, creativity, and innovation.

Through hands-on practical sessions, students will gain the confidence to use technology responsibly, creatively, and effectively.

Programme Objectives

The training programme has been carefully designed to achieve the following objectives:

- Build foundational computer literacy skills among young learners
- Introduce students to the Windows operating system and file management
- Improve typing speed, accuracy, and digital productivity
- Teach professional document creation using Microsoft Word
- Develop creativity through graphic design using Canva
- Promote safe and responsible internet use
- Raise awareness about cybersecurity threats, scams, phishing, and online privacy
- Introduce students to digital communication and online collaboration tools
- Encourage innovation, creativity, and confidence in the use of technology

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Buea Institute of Technology partners with Girls Excel Cameroon to implement the first phase of the AFRICAN GIRLS CAN CODE INNITITAVE (AGCCI) bootcamp in Cameroon.

The African girls can code initiative boot camp launched in Buea southwest region of Cameroon brought together 60 young girls of age 18 - 25 to participate in an intensive hand- on training in areas such as introduction to coding and computational thinking, Digital creativity, digital entrepreneurship, problem solving, and awareness of Career opportunities in technology and practical ICT skills development.

Speaking during the launching ceremony of the AGCCI boot camp in Buea on Tuesday 14th of April 2026, the representative of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Mrs. Tahiry RAKOTOHERINIAINA Challenged these young girls to learn and explore coding robotics, digital creativity and to become ambassadors of digital transformation for their families, classmates and communities.

Co launching this first phase of the AGCCI boot camp in Cameroon, UN women Resident representative Mrs. Marie Pierre Raky Chaupin, strongly reaffirms that African girls belong to the digital space, to innovate and to the future of Technology.
This AGCCI boot camp in Cameroon was made possible thanks to the non-governmental organization GIRLS EXCEL, in collaboration with Buea Institute of Technology as the local implementing partner.

The African Girls Can Code Initiative is a continental program led by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with QWALCOM, Women World Wide Web (W4), and several other organizations to empower young girls with digital skills. The aim of this initiative is to inspire young girls to pursue education and careers in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), while also equipping them with practical skills relevant to the digital economy. Buea Institute of Technology is proud to have provided the technical team that made this bootcamp possible!

More at: www.bit.edu.cm

🚀 LEARN DIGITAL MARKETING THE SMART WAY — WITH AI! 🤖📊

The future of marketing is AI-powered — and you can master it NOW!

Enroll in the Certificate in Digital Marketing at Buea Institute of Technology (BIT) and learn how to grow brands, businesses, and careers using modern digital strategies + AI tools 🔥

🎯 What Makes This Program Different?
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💡 Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, job seeker, or business owner, this program gives you job-ready digital skills powered by AI.

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Big shout out to our newest top fans! Erin Nash, Fonsoh Prosper, Loving A Saint, Anointed Susan, Ryan Dinor, Junior Stone Nganje, Leomax Nation, Eno Freshmatic, Erin Pretty

2026 is your year to upgrade your skills and income 💻🔥
Buea Institute of Technology (BIT) is now enrolling for its 4-Month Professional Certificate Programmes.

📅 Duration: February – May 2026
🎓 Hands-on Training
👨‍🏫 Industry-Focused Courses
📜 Recognized Certificates

Whether you’re a student, graduate, or working professional, BIT gives you practical IT skills employers want.

👉 Apply now & secure your seat!
🔗 https://www.bit.edu.cm/certificate-programmes/

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Erin Nash, Fonsoh Prosper, Loving A Saint, Anointed Susan, Ryan Dinor, Junior Stone Nganje, Leomax Nation, Eno Freshmatic, Erin Pretty

What are some of the best IT courses you can learn in 2026?

As technology continues to shape every industry, choosing the right IT courses to undertake this 2026 is one of the smartest career decisions students and professionals can make. This guide highlights the best IT courses for 2026, carefully put together by Buea Institute of Technology to help you meet current and future job market demands—locally and internationally.

Learn More at: https://www.bit.edu.cm/best-it-courses-for-2026-in-buea/

Buea Institute of Technology (BIT) Saturday, 20th January, proudly hosted a double celebration marking the graduation of its 8th cohort of students and the matriculation of the 10th cohort.

BIT Graduates 8th Cohort, Matriculates 10th Cohort of Students
During the ceremony, a total of 37 students graduated after successfully completing their programmes at BIT. This included 5 Higher National Diploma (HND) students, 9 National Diploma students, and 23 Certificate programme students, all trained in practical, industry-oriented ICT and media skills. These figures were revealed by the Director of BIT, Mr. Benyella Njeko, in his welcome address. He congratulated the graduating students for their perseverance and encouraged them to become worthy ambassadors of the institution through professionalism and positive impact in their communities.

In the keynote address delivered by Mr. Nsah Eslie, Managing Director of LIAH Technologies, graduating students were challenged to be daring in life and reminded that their success after graduation largely depends on the decisions they make. Quoting Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., he encouraged the graduates, saying:
“If you can’t fly, then run. If you can’t run, then walk. If you can’t walk, then crawl. But whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.”
He further advised the students to embrace volunteering, remain prepared, and take advantage of opportunities whenever they arise. He concluded by calling on family members to continue supporting and encouraging the graduates as they begin their professional journeys.

At the same time, BIT officially welcomed the 10th cohort of newly admitted students, who were matriculated and encouraged to uphold discipline, excellence, and innovation throughout their academic life. The Dean of Studies, Mr. Tata Theirry Tata, presented the various departments and programmes offered by BIT and led the freshmen through the matriculation oath.

The ceremony also featured activities organized by the Buea Institute of Technology Students Association (BITSA), including a debate on the topic “Should Artificial Intelligence be used as an aid to Education?” The event was further enriched with poems, songs, and the presentation of prizes to the best graduating students across all programmes. The Overall Best Graduating Student award went to Miss Atabongafac Mylene Asaha, who graduated with a GPA of 3.54.

The ceremony highlighted BIT’s continued commitment to hands-on training, innovation, and skills development, equipping young people to thrive in the digital economy and the growing tech ecosystem of Buea and Cameroon at large.

BIT remains dedicated to shaping future-ready professionals through quality vocational and technological education.