Ejo Labs Opens Applications for 2026 Summer Talent Program to Help Young People Build Tech Skills
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- Ejo Labs has opened applications for its free, five-week Summer Talent Program 2026 (STP’26).
- The program aims to provide practical skills in emerging technologies like software engineering, AI, and cloud computing.
- It is open to beginners, including high school and university students, recent graduates, and self-taught developers, requiring no prior professional experience.
- Participants will receive mentorship, work on practical projects, and conclude the program with a hackathon.
- STP’26 runs from July 20 to August 25, 2026, with online sessions, and supports Rwanda's growing technology talent.
Ejo Labs has announced the opening of applications for its Summer Talent Program 2026 (STP’26), a free five-week technology training program designed to help young people gain practical skills in emerging technologies.
The program aims to make technology education more accessible by reducing common barriers such as cost and lack of prior experience. Starting in Rwanda, Ejo Labs is creating an opportunity for students and aspiring developers to learn, build, and explore careers in technology.
A beginner-friendly pathway into technology
The Summer Talent Program is open to high school students, Cambridge students, university students, recent graduates, self-taught developers, and anyone interested in technology.
Participants do not need previous professional experience to apply. The program is designed for beginners and focuses on helping learners develop confidence while gaining hands-on experience in areas such as software engineering, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing.
During the program, participants will receive mentorship from experienced engineers and work on practical AI-powered projects that help them apply what they learn.
Building real projects and competing in a hackathon
The five-week program will run from July 20 to August 25, 2026, with online sessions held twice a week.
Beyond training sessions, participants will have the chance to build technology solutions, learn from industry experts, and improve their development skills through practical projects.
The program will conclude with a hackathon where participants can showcase their work and compete for prizes.
Supporting Rwanda’s growing technology talent
As Rwanda continues to invest in digital transformation and technology innovation, programs that provide accessible learning opportunities can help more young people prepare for careers in the digital economy.
Through STP '26, Ejo Labs is encouraging students and aspiring technologists to use their time during the holidays to develop skills, create solutions, and connect with the wider technology community.
Applications are currently open, and the program is offered free of charge.
Interested applicants can read more and apply www.ejolabs.com/careers
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ISHIMWE Jean Claude
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