IT development departments of the nations vouch for IT development in future,. Countries like Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria are set to compete in the field of space technology, IT and other Technology industries with China, India, Australia and USA.

2. The countries across Sub
Saharan Africa are fast
developing. The economies
are more focused now than
ever before. All nations are
working towards being more
competitive and join the
race with their developed
counterparts
on
the
continent.
Technology has become a
tool for this usurped
development. Countries like
Ghana,
Nigeria,
Ivory
Coast, Kenya, Cameroon and
most of the other countries
are top investors in fiberoptics
to
increase
connectivity within and with
other countries. Many IT
majors are as well entering
markets
across the Sub Saharan
continent
to
take
advantage of and to
further the growth of the
emerging economies. IT
indeed
has
become
essential vertical for the
economic growth as it
befits all industries and
all sectors increasing
productivity and quality.
STEM learning is given a
greater importance with
the west influencing the
education system in the
countries.

3. IT training has become quite
essential for the youth as
government adopts latest
technologies
including
Cloud, Virtualization, Big
Data and Mobile Computing.
More so important is for the
IT training courses to not
only target educated youth
from IT background but all
who have studied or
dropped out of secondary
level. As IT services are
needed at various levels and
capacities
ICT
training
institutes can focus on all
youth.
In
fact
IIHT
Technologies is among the
top IT training institutes in
Africa that proffers basic
computer courses and
further nurtures the
young to become the IT
professionals with its
distinctive courses that
deliberates
education
and training through IT
diploma
courses,
Engineering
courses, Bachelor and
Master degree courses.
Furthermore the courses
are
internationally
recognized.

4. “ICT fosters job creation through supporting
efficiency in all industries as well as potentially
being a large independent industry sector on
its own. ICT connects people, businesses and
machines across the globe, with huge
potential to increase business and other
relations without travelling”.
- Niklas Johnsson,
Vice President,
Head of Business Unit (ICT), Business Sweden
The ICT sector contributes between 6% to 7% to the
country’s GDP, just behind the coffee-cocoa twins.
-Ivory Coast

5. "Since 2009, there have been ongoing initiatives aimed at
harmonizing strategies, policies and regulatory
frameworks towards integrated regional Internet
infrastructure; the outcomes are visible especially in
establishing multi stakeholder partnerships for
infrastructure development," said
Sofie Maddens,
Senior Director of Global Services at the Internet Society.
“The African sub-Saharan ICT industry is the fastest
growing globally and has recorded a compound annual
growth rate of 40 per cent over the past five years.”
-Niklas Johnsson,
Vice President,
Head of Business Unit (ICT), Business Sweden

6. IT training is enabling the youth of the nations to lead
their country into development path. Government and
even educational institutes partner with Institutes like
IIHT Technologies to ensure high quality technology
training. Universities such as United Methodist
University (UMU), Liberia and Wesley University of
Science and Technology, Nigeria have tied up with IIHT
Technologies. Top ICT training Institutes in Africa are
delivering courses and are spread in almost all nations of
the Sub-Saharan Africa as a result of the demand for
same.
IT development departments of the nations vouch for IT
development in future, countries like Kenya, Ghana and
Nigeria are set to compete in field of space
technology, IT and other Technology industries with
China, India, Australia and USA.

7. Corporate Headquarters
#15,Sri Lakshmi Complex, 4th Floor, St. Marks Road, Bangalore - 560 001. India
Tel: 91 80 6160 4545 e-mail: franchise@iihttechnologies.com
web: http://www.iihttechnologies.com/