Ingressive for Good – Empowering African youth with tech skills

Transforming lives through tech

We are increasing the earning power of African youth by empowering them with tech skills, community, jobs, and opportunities.

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Towards the One Million Mission.

The barrier to entry for tech is so much lower than in other professions, yet the returns are higher. According to a report by Payscale, a tech employee earns 2x to 5x more salary than a peer in a non-tech role. Despite the proven value of tech, “financial need” remains a fundamental obstacle for young people, as many African youths live below a living wage.

Our goal is to create and increase the earning power of one million African youths in tech through training and resources to help them impact and contribute to the development of Africa socially and economically.

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Since 2020, we have made significant impact in the tech ecosystem, training and placing thousands of Africans in jobs.

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testimonials

"I4G provided me with access to a platform to learn data skills and a laptop to aid my learning. The #I4GDataCamp scholarship has helped me put out good projects, and I have even gotten a job in under five months of being a Data Analyst."

Rita Okoronkwo

Beneficiary of I4GDataCamp Scholarship

"I4G gave me the tools I needed to succeed. I got access to a Product Management certification course without worrying about the financial burden. It really helped my life. My earning power has tripled, and I am now a Product Manager at Kuda."

Roncho Kanno

Beneficiary of #I4GCoursera Scholarship

"I have always wanted to learn more about programming and coding, but I never really had the resources, until I met I4G. I took a programming course and in weeks, I was able to code and build a landing page.