Our STEM Initiative
Helping Them Today
Our STEM Initiative
Center for Technology Innovation and Invention Hub STEM initiative focuses on equipping children and adults in low-income communities in Africa with STEM Skills, irrespective of where they may live. Our programme is designed to give special attention to girls from these areas, to make it possible for them to measure up with the boys in the STEM fields. That is why we designed a special STEM programme called Girls STEM Squad.
What we intern to achieve
Aims of the STEM Initiatives
How We Engage the Community
How the Initiative Work
Our Initiatives work in four simple steps
What Makes Us
Our Core Values
Integrity
Integrity ensures that our organisation builds and maintains trust with its stakeholders, including employees, clients, partners, and the community.
Inclusivity
Our STEM Initiatives aim to provide a platform where people in low-income communities can learn STEM free, just like the elite
Innovation
Innovation is the cornerstone on which we build our success and future moves and STEM Initiatives makes an effort to update what we teach every year
Helping Them Today
Why are we Focussing on STEM
In today’s rapidly evolving world, STEM education is a key driver of innovation, economic empowerment, and social progress. Unfortunately, low-income communities often face limited access to quality STEM education, creating an opportunity gap. Our STEM Initiative seeks to bridge this gap by providing hands-on training, mentorship, and career pathways that equip students with real-world skills, opening doors to higher education and meaningful careers.
This initiative levels the playing field, equipping students with critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills needed for today’s workforce
STEM education nurtures innovation and creativity among students. By encouraging curiosity and hands-on experimentation, students can think outside the box, explore new ideas, develop innovative solutions to real-world problems and become change-makers in their communities.
STEM education can open doors to higher education opportunities for students from low-income backgrounds. Many universities offer STEM scholarships, and Center4Tech Hub will provide guidance and mentorship to help students access these opportunities.
STEM careers are growing faster than any other field. Cummins’ investment in this initiative ensures students gain skills directly applicable to high-demand industries.
STEM careers offer higher earning potential, helping students from underserved communities secure stable, well-paying jobs. By sponsoring STEM training, Cummins will be helping students from low-income communities break free from the cycle of poverty
STEM fields have historically needed more diversity, with underrepresentation of specific demographic groups. By emphasizing STEM education in low-income school districts, educators can empower underrepresented groups, including girls, minority students and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, to pursue STEM careers. Increasing diversity in STEM fields brings fresh perspectives, and innovative ideas and promotes a more inclusive society.
STEM education equips students with the tools to tackle complex societal challenges like climate change, healthcare disparities and technological advancements. By nurturing a diverse group of STEM professionals from low-income school communities, we can bring different experiences and perspectives to the table, leading to more comprehensive solutions that address the needs of all communities.
Support Our Initiative
By supporting our STEM initiative, you are not just supporting education—it’s shaping the future of technology, innovation, and economic progress in underserved communities across Africa
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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2 Metal Box Road,
Off Acme Road, Ogba, Lagos Nigeria
Off Acme Road, Ogba, Lagos Nigeria
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Support us to reach more people in low-income communities. We have already equipped over 20,000 persons. Our goal is to reach 1 million by 2034