Engage Project 2026
of University of NairobiIn partnership with University of California, San Franciscooffers exciting opportunities. Form 3 High School Girl through Engage Project 2026.
This initiative is Fully sponsored 10-day training program focused on Data science, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learningequipping young girls with future-ready digital skills.
This program is Ministry of Educationensuring credibility and national relevance.
About the ENGAGE project
The ENGAGE project is a collaborative initiative aimed at introducing young students, especially girls, to emerging technologies that will shape the future.
The program aims to close the gender gap in the world by combining academic expertise with real-world applications. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) field.
Led by the University of Nairobi and supported by global partners such as the University of California, San Francisco, the project focuses on developing the capabilities of young learners and fostering early interest in technology-driven careers.
What the training offers
Selected participants will participate in an immersive, hands-on learning experience designed to introduce them to cutting-edge technology. Key highlights include:
- Introduction to computers and programming: Students will learn basic digital skills and basic coding concepts.
- Fundamentals of data science and AI: Participants will consider how data is collected, analyzed, and used for decision-making.
- Machine learning concepts: A beginner’s introduction to how machines learn and solve problems.
- Real world application: Students discover how AI and data science are applied to solve problems. public health challenges.
Training is designed to be interactive and engaging, making complex concepts accessible to even beginners.
Exposure to real-world innovation
One of the distinguishing features of the ENGAGE project is that practical exposure. Participants will have the opportunity to:
- Visit organizations that use AI and data science in their daily operations
- Connect with technology and public health experts
- Gain insight into real-world applications of digital tools
This experience helps students understand how classroom learning impacts real life.
Who can apply
This program specifically targets:
- Form 3 High School Girl
- Students interested in technology, science, and innovation
- Learners passionate about exploring careers in STEM fields
By focusing on girls, the initiative aims to address gender disparities and increase women’s participation in technology-driven industries.
Program benefits
Participants selected for the ENGAGE project will benefit from:
- Fully sponsored training (There is no cost to participants)
- Practical experience in AI, data science, and programming
- Mentoring and contact with experts in the field
- Increased confidence in pursuing a STEM-related career
- Opportunities to network with colleagues and professionals
This program serves as a stepping stone for students considering future studies or careers in technology.
Why this opportunity matters
demand for skills Artificial intelligence and data science We continue to grow globally. However, many young students, especially girls, do not have early exposure or training in these fields.
The ENGAGE project addresses this gap by:
- promote Digital inclusion and gender equality
- equip students Future-ready skills
- Fostering innovation in solving community challenges
The program also focuses on how technology can be leveraged for social good by focusing on public health applications.
How to apply
Interested students and educators should visit the official website to learn more about the program and access the application process. here
Applicants are encouraged to apply early and ensure they meet eligibility criteria before submitting.
final thoughts
ENGAGE Project 2026 is a transformative opportunity for young Kenyan girls to explore the world. AI, data science, technology.
Through hands-on learning, mentoring, and real-world exposure, participants gain valuable skills that can shape their academic and career paths.
With strong institutional support from the University of Nairobi and the University of California, San Francisco, this program stands out as a powerful effort to advance the future of STEM education in Africa.
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Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization providing this opportunity. For inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not submit your application or resume to GSO as it cannot be processed by GSO. Due to the large volume of emails we receive every day, we may not be able to reply to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.
