Rwanda is preparing to open a private blockchain school and will offer 5 distinct educational programs
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Answer Rwanda is preparing to open a private blockchain school and will offer 5 distinct educational programs
In a first of its kind, the first blockchain school in Rwanda is set to open in 2020 by the Africa Blockchain Institute “ABI.”
The school will offer five new courses designed specifically for programmers, policy makers and professionals in the country.
Mr. Kayode Babarinde, Executive Director of ABI revealed that the school offers five courses as follows:
- Blockchain Basics Certification Course.
- Blockchain course for lawyers.
- Blockchain developer course.
- Blockchain cycle for influencers.
- Blockchain course for enterprises.
Mr. Babarinde revealed that ABI did the basic work of the course in Rwanda by conducting a trial for a Blockchain School in Ghana, where it taught a Blockchain Certificate course that teaches the basics of technology.
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Before conducting the experiment in Ghana, the five main topics to be taught were identified.
To be updated later on the basis of the feedback and experiences the target students have in these courses.
Babarinde stated that the assistance and coordination of the DLT Blockchain Association in Rwanda, and the association’s president, Norbert Hajuma, were key factors in the decision to establish the school in Rwanda.
In addition, the local environment has been very conducive to investing in new technologies, as stated Protect them by:
Every technology company is looking for an enabling environment to serve the continent.
This means supportive policies, resource management, and market visibility, all of which make Rwanda stand out in Africa.
With companies encouraged to develop blockchain-based solutions locally, Babarinde suggested companies should be more open and collaborate with relevant blockchain-related companies, if necessary.
Babarinde said that with blockchain technology continuing to develop at a rapid pace, and with strong support from international partners, global cooperation is essential to ensure the technology is adopted across Africa.
In addition to education, ABI is responsible for providing timely recommendations to establish a robust blockchain and cryptocurrency regulatory framework in Africa, in constructive collaboration with the DLT Blockchain Association.
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Babarinde believes that a strong regulatory framework is necessary to curb crypto scams and “undesirable activities” in East Africa.
Earlier in December, a joint statement was issued warning the public about cryptocurrency scams by blockchain associations in Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Kenya.
Earlier this year, the President of Uganda chaired the 2019 Blockchain Africa Conference, in which he highlighted agriculture, services, manufacturing, processing and information and communication technology as key economic sectors with greater opportunities to benefit from the adoption of blockchain technologies.
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