September 2026 was a milestone month for TME Education as ambassadors across Africa and Asia combined the organisation’s 10th anniversary celebrations with practical technology training, student innovation and stronger links with schools and communities.
In Cameroon, Michelle Dessap reached 130+ participants through electronics, robotics, embedded systems, 3D design, printing and PCB development. Botswana engaged 133 learners across schools and community programmes, while India reached more than 140 students through Arduino, electronics, IoT, 3D printing, artificial intelligence and robotics.
In Tanzania, Shaukatali Z Hussein supported more than 40 learners through the Digital Fabrication Level 2 Electronics Track. Students progressed from basic electronics to designing and assembling their first PCBs before integrating them into finished products. In Liberia, Archie Forpoh launched a second solar PV training cohort for 65 participants, continuing the focus on green skills and employment pathways.
In Ethiopia, Robe Getachew worked with 41 learners across Bakkalcha Barri No. 2 School and Empower Abilities for Youth and Children Center. Children with special needs prepared electronics and coding projects for the anniversary celebration, showing what becomes possible when technical learning is adapted to different needs.
Anniversary events in Ethiopia, Benin, Kenya and Zambia brought together students, educators and partners to celebrate a decade of learning and innovation. From robotics and renewable energy to assistive technology, smart agriculture and digital fabrication, September reflected TME Education’s role in helping young people move from understanding technology to creating with it.
As TME Education enters its next decade, the focus remains clear: expand access, strengthen practical skills and give more young people the confidence to build solutions for their communities.
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