Prospective Students – Admission and Scholarship

Don’t Pause Your Life to Study; Rather Start It Here

While studying at DWTA, you don’t pause your life to study. It’s rather the other way round. In DWTA you actually start building your life while advancing toward your dream or choose career path as you acquire the relevant skill to guarantee your successful future.

Once you register as a new student, we ask you to choose a career path or potential career path and 80% of your projects and coursework will be toward making your choice a reality.

We don’t just give you skills; we give you a clear future.

DWTA shows you how to use the skills you have been taught, to practically create the future and career you desire.

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Welcome to DevWorld Tech Academy – DWTA

Do you know >> the skill-focused training and mentorship offered by DevWorld Tech Academy – DWTA, develops and sustains a skilled workforce that meets the needs of local employers and government tech initiatives.

For DWTA, producing practical skill-rich graduates (not just theories) means having a global impact.

We live in a global economy so –

Gain the skills you need to create more opportunities for yourself, your family and your country.

DWTA offers practical skill-focused training and mentorship in these fields and career paths.

Also see reasons and benefits to study here at DevWorld Tech Academy – DWTA.

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Why Study IT / Programming / Computer Science

Help Individuals, Organizations, and Communities Achieve More

Take a look around. IT is everywhere. And every day, it changes the world. By studying IT here at DWTA – you will help drive that daily transformation.

We have the only fully-fledged IT faculty with a healthy mix of Instructor Led Project Based Training by experience experts here in Ghana and Web Based Training by teachers and professionals at US universities. That’s the full breadth of IT, and a whole lot of choice, in just one place.

Training classes of our regularly updated programs are taught in small group settings of 15 – 30 students to enhance participation and practicality.

It has been done by combining the best of Video, Projects, Experienced Advisers’ Wisdom and the Internet Capabilities. Most levels and versions can be taught in an Instructor-Led or Blended approach.

In today’s society, information and information technology are ubiquitous and influence all forms of human activity.

We don’t just give you skills; we give you a clear future.

DWTA shows you how to use the skills you have been taught here, to practically create the future and career you desire.

It has gotten to the point that it is virtually impossible to do business without relying on a computer for some reason or other. For that reason, programmers are becoming an invaluable asset for companies around the world.

And the job market for programmers is growing every year. That’s a trend we can expect to continue into the future, which means this is a valuable qualification for our kids and “adults” to have as they grow up and go into the job market.

This is one of the reasons You Should Join DevWorld Tech Academy Now – the earlier the better.

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Coding Extends Far Beyond the Tech Industry

When coding came onto the scene, only the technology sector could make use of it. That is no longer the case. Actually, many of the job openings that exist for programmers aren’t even in tech companies.

Some of them are in health care, others in government, others in finance, and some in traditional manufacturing. Even marketers could do with coding skills with the advent of digital marketing.

Coding isn’t just for software engineering graduates anymore. Many jobs make it one of the job requirements, and the salaries are higher than average to reflect its importance. There are also plenty of boot camps across the country to help job seekers learn how to code. The fact that they’re popping up like mushrooms with no end in sight is a clear sign that there is high demand for them.

As such, coding is an important skill for your and your children to acquire. By engaging them, we are giving them a vital skill that they will be able to use in the future to achieve their dreams. The trends are such that, with time, coding will be as basic a skill as reading and writing. To not teach our children this skill is to leave them handicapped for the future.

To truly understand where the field of coding is going, and why we should teach it to our kids and “adults”, we need to first understand how important it is.

Coding is a lot like teaching, only you’re teaching a computer, rather than a human, to perform a specific task. To communicate with the computer effectively, you have to speak in a language that the computer can understand, known as the programming language.

That code has not always looked the same, and very few people today will be able to understand code from six or seven decades ago. At the very beginning, code was written in the form of holes on punch cards, which were loaded into a computer. From there, it went on to numbers, and then words.

Today, computer code looks almost like the English we use in conversation. This evolution has come about to make it not only easier for programmers to teach computers efficiently and effectively, but also so that it is easier to learn how to code in the first place.

With more people being able to communicate with computers because of the ease of using computer languages, computer technology and systems have become more and more a part of our lives.

Currently, there are numerous programming languages out there. Some of them were built for special purposes while others are general and can be interchanged depending on preferences and the nature of the task.

For the World Wide Web, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript reign supreme. For statistics, R, Python, and SAS are the default languages. AutoCAD languages help engineers as they design with CAD software, while C++, Java, and others are multipurpose programs that can be used just about anywhere.

Excerpt from Alexandra Reay’s article on Why and How To Get Kids Interested in Programming