Our History
Our history
Our STEM Education Journey
Celebrating 10 Years of STEM and Coding Education in Nigeria
STEM Education
Center4Tech Commenced Operations
Center4Tech commenced operations as a division of Miu Research in 2014. The same year, we developed an Electronic / Robotic training kit based on Arduino C++ Programming Kit and started STEM training for 7-17 year olds during the summer holidays
2014
STEM Education
Easter Camp Commenced
In 2015, we expanded our training and coding programme to include Easter Holiday sessions, providing more students with the opportunity to develop their STEM skills during the break.
2015
STEM Education
Expanded Progamme to Include Adult
In 2016, Center4Tech was officially registered as a trademark of Miu Research, marking a significant milestone in our journey. That same year, we expanded our training programmes to include adults, ensuring that learners of all ages could gain valuable tech skills. Additionally, we transitioned to year-round training, making STEM education more accessible and continuous for aspiring innovators.
2016
STEM Education
Expanded to other Cities
In 2017, we expanded our Coding Programme beyond its initial location, reaching new cities across Nigeria, including Lagos, Owerri, Uyo, and Calabar. This growth allowed us to impact more young learners and foster innovation across diverse communities. Additionally, we introduced STEM programs for children aged 5-6, ensuring that early learners could engage with technology, build foundational skills, and develop a passion for STEM from a young age.
2017
STEM Education
Young Inventors Programme
In 2018, we officially adopted and registered the name Young Inventors for all our Summer coding programmes for kids and teens. That year, we also expanded to 10 centers across Nigeria, including Abuja and Port Harcourt, further broadening access to STEM education.
2018
STEM Education
We Became a Non-Profit STEM Hub
In 2019, Center4Tech Hub was registered as a non-profit Organization. We observed over the years that only 0.2% of our STEM and coding programme participants were from low-income community public schools and we needed to change the narrative
2019
STEM Education
Modern Courses Added
In 2022, we expanded our curriculum to include modern coding courses such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), equipping students with the skills needed to navigate emerging technologies. This addition allowed learners to explore AI concepts, machine learning, and automation, preparing them for the future of innovation and tech-driven industries.
2022
STEM Education
10 Years Anniversary
In 2019, Center4Tech officially became a non-profit organization, reinforcing our commitment to making STEM education accessible to all. Over the years, we noticed that only 0.2% of our coding programme participants came from public schools, highlighting a critical gap in access to technology education. Determined to change the narrative, we began focused initiatives to bridge the gap, ensuring that students from underserved communities could benefit from coding and STEM opportunities, regardless of their background.
2024
Scholarship & Hub Added
Scholarship & Hub
n 2025, Center4Tech introduced a STEM Scholarship Programme to support children from very low-income homes who cannot afford university education after secondary school, ensuring they can continue studying STEM and build successful careers. We also introduce Mobile STEM Hub to help extend STEM education to underserved communities.
2025
About Us
Center for Technology Innovation and Invention Hub is a non-profit organization dedicated to equipping children and adults in Africa with STEM and Coding skills
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Off Acme Road, Ogba, Lagos Nigeria
Off Acme Road, Ogba, Lagos Nigeria
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