HINT has improved, modified and upgraded its IT training curriculum. We have upgraded our Windows, Excel, and Access Training manuals to Office 2002.
We have also added a number of modules including MS DOS, Networking (A+), Hardware Maintenance.
The Next ICT Training Session begins at HINT
The next Computer & Internet Training session started at HINT’s new IT Centre today Monday July 02, 2007.
We offer 10 modules covering
- Computer Basics
- Microsoft Windows
- Internet (Using Internet Explorer and FireFox)
- Emailing (Using Internet Explorer and FireFox)
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Web Design
- Adobe PhotoShop
You can still join this week if you want to or come in to take only some modules.
We are currently developing curricula for courses such as Networking, Desktop Publishing
We will like to express our gratitude to Pastor Stuart and Jendy NICE (CA, USA), Paul Fonkwo (CA, USA), John Zachary (CA, USA) for their part in helping to get this new centre running. Thank you and God will richly bless you, your families and your ministries.
Joseph Talbot Trains his first group of 7 web designers
Since after arriving from the UK, Joe has spent time researching and writing a web design training manual.
He conducted the first training session from October 30 to December 17, 2006 with 7 students in class. The students received a thorough foundation on HTML and CSS. With the knowledge, the students can then be able to design and maintain websites and this creates employment opportunities.
We need help with volunteers who can help develop curricula for the following advanced training modules (online or on-the-spot here in Buea):
- Networking
- Hardware Maintenance
- Desktop Publishing
- Photo editing
Access our volunteer application form to let us know if you can help.
It cost only 100,000 FCFA (US$ 200, GBP 101) to equip 10 unemployed youths with web design skills so they can do web design jobs for a living. You can donate online via PayPal to help train 10 youths. Thank you for your help.
Joseph and Heather Talbot arrive Buea from the UK
Joseph and Heather Talbot a couple from England have finally arrived Buea to work as volunteers for Helps International (HINT). Interestingly, Joe and Hev will be here for quite a while.
While here Heather will help us with our Community Health Projects such as HIV/AIDS awareness and training among Community groups and faith-based organisations; you will also be able to visit other health projects in Buea to have first hand information about the health needs of the area; you will equally be doing a pioneering work on our Community Health Centre.
She is a senior nurse at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, England. Read more about Heather.
Joe’s main work will be to develop a brand new website for HINT as well as help develop curriculum for some of our advanced IT training modules such as HTML & CSS, photo editing, PHP,…
Joe is quite creative and able multimedia designer with an eye for design and a good understanding of Web technologies and Web-related usability and accessibility issues. He is experienced in developing standards-compliant and accessible online learning tools, primarily involving XHTML, PHP, MySQL and Actionscript. He has over five years experience of developing digital media projects in a University environment and is familiar with the challenges of delivering collaborative projects on time and on budget. He works at the Oxford University Computing Services at the University of Oxford, England. .
HINT's work acknowledged by Cameroon Government
The Minister Delegate at Cameroon’s Ministry of External Relations has written a letter of congratulations to Tinshu Genesis Gemuh Executive Director of Helps International (HINT) in recognition of the Prize he received from the hands of the Mayor of Rome as well as HINT’s efforts to help bridge the digital divide by providing access and training to the new ICTs.
The letter dated January 24 2005 with reference number 00219/DIPL/D3/SDCNG/ONG was received as a big surprise as all of us at HINT did not know that the government was aware of our little efforts to ease access to information and communication in our local communities.
One of our major projects is providing access and training to information and communication technologies through computers connected to the internet. We have two main levels of training: Basic and Advanced.
You can download a copy of the ministerial letter (link to a pdf document).
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