Women in Tech Rwanda Opens Applications for Beginner AI and Data Science Programme

AI Quick Summary
- Women in Tech Rwanda, Studyinfo.space, and Nazi Tech School are offering a six-week online AI and Data Science program for beginners.
- The program aims to introduce participants to digital skills, covering AI fundamentals, data science, and backend development with practical projects.
- It is open to all backgrounds, including those without prior tech experience, and is delivered entirely online.
- Top performers may be considered for internship opportunities.
- Applications close on July 19, 2026, with classes starting on July 27, 2026.
Women in Tech Rwanda, in partnership with Studyinfo.space and Nazi Tech School, has opened applications for a six-week online Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science programme aimed at beginners. The initiative seeks to introduce more people to digital skills while creating pathways into Rwanda's growing technology sector.
The programme is open to learners of all backgrounds, including those with no prior experience in technology. Applications close on 19 July 2026, with classes scheduled to begin on 27 July 2026.
Building AI Skills for Beginners
As demand for AI and data-related skills continues to grow across industries, training programmes like this are becoming an important entry point for aspiring professionals. Rather than focusing only on theory, the course promises practical learning that helps participants understand how AI technologies are applied in real-world software development.
Over six weeks, participants will receive online training covering AI fundamentals, data science concepts, and backend development. The programme is designed to help learners gain confidence while building projects that demonstrate their skills.
Organisers say the course is suitable for students, recent graduates, career changers, and anyone interested in exploring opportunities in the technology industry.
Suggested inline image placement: Programme promotional banner. Credit: Studyinfo.space / Women in Tech Rwanda.
What Participants Will Learn
The programme includes:
Artificial Intelligence fundamentals
Data Science concepts
Backend development skills
Hands-on software projects
Portfolio development
Demo and project pitch experience
In addition to technical training, participants will have an opportunity to build a portfolio that can be used when applying for internships or entry-level technology roles.
Internship Opportunities for Top Performers
According to the organisers, top-performing participants will be considered for internship opportunities, giving them a chance to gain practical industry experience after completing the programme.
The course is delivered entirely online, allowing learners from across Rwanda and beyond to participate without relocating. This flexible format also makes it easier for students and working professionals to balance learning with other commitments.
Applications Close on 19 July
Interested applicants are encouraged to apply before the deadline, as the organisers note that available places are limited.
With Rwanda continuing to invest in digital transformation and artificial intelligence, initiatives like this can help expand access to technology education and prepare more young people for careers in the country's evolving digital economy.Â
Intereste participants can apply through application link
If you enjoyed this article, follow us on WhatsApp for daily tech updates. If you have an idea, need to be featured or need to partner, reach out to us at editorial@techinika.com or use our contact page.
Don't let the story end here.
Share your thoughts, ask questions, and connect with the community.

ISHIMWE Jean Claude
AuthorA technology writer at Techinika, exploring digital innovation and emerging technology trends across Africa. Dedicated to translating complex ideas into meaningful narratives.
View all articles by ISHIMWE Jean Claude →

