Codetrain sponsors Tv3 Talented Kidz Winners with Full Scholarships
This season of Tv3 talented Kidz has been a journey of a thousand miles for these talented young people. After 15 weeks of auditions and weekly competitions, four amazing kids stood out. We at Codetrain are proud of each and every participant who was a part of the competition.
Miss Josephine Siaw Agyemang, on behalf of Codetrain, presented scholarships worth 6000 cedis each to the winner and runner ups of the competition.
For his prize, Nana AK took home GHS10,000 from Media General, GHS15,000 educational fund, a one-year full scholarship sponsored by Codetrain, GHS2, 000 worth of products from Indomie, a trip abroad sponsored by British Columbia College and products from sponsors.
DJ Spices, emerged second. She received GHS7, 000 cash Media General, a one-year full scholarship from Codetrain, GHS1,000 worth of products from Indomie and products from sponsors.
All Afro Kid, who took the third spot, received GHS5,000 from Media General, a one-year full scholarship from Codetrain, GHS500 worth of products from Indomie, and product from sponsors.
Stonegal also took home GHS3,000 from Media General, a one-year full scholarship from Coadetrain, GHS500 worth of products from Indomie, and product from sponsors for emerging fourth.
The winners will take part in Codetrain Junior Bootcamp. This educational Scholarship includes a year’s worth of coding class, goodies, and educational trips to tech companies. Codetrain Junior Bootcamp transforms your young scholars within the ages of 7–14 years into creative software developers. Activities included are dream development, industry field trips, design thinking development, and coding games.
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