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WanLainjo Tech-hub
Learn skills and concepts required to maintain, support, and work with personal computers. They include Microsoft programs, the internet, computer systems, computer programing and more
Career Development
Choosing a Career path in the U.S.A can be very challenging for newly arriving Africans, we provide information, coaching and skills to help Africans advance along a career or business path. Meet Dr. Rachel our Career development specialist.
Financial Literacy Training
We provide information and coaching to help you understand the financial system in the US. the system provides channels to transfer funds from individuals and groups
Learn it, Practice, Master it
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Today, it’s nearly impossible to gain employment without knowing basic computer skills. Unfortunately, many individuals and disenfranchised people don’t have the computer skills crucial to success in school and the workforce.
We work with schools and nonprofits to teach students of all ages computer literacy to help improve academic achievement and economic stability. We provide computers, software, technology skills training, and employment readiness education.
Sponsor a free Training for students
WanLainjo works with organizations around the world to offer our learners relevant, high quality courses across a huge range of topics. In most cases, we work with partners to sponsor courses, so that all learners can earn a free certificate, free computers and access for as long as it’s on our training platform. Learners still need to sit any tests in order to receive their certificate, but will not need to pay an additional charge.
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The class is very active and understandable. The instructor even explained the subject matter so the students can better under the subject. I am so gland to be part of this computer training class because it add value to me as an individual .
I am learning quite a bit in this class. One big thing is to look at technology differently. It is not as complicated as you may have been taught to think. Start with the basic question: What is a computer?. A computer is just hardware and software
My name is Joshua from Kenya, I like to thank the WANLAINJO organization in Brooklyn Park for donating a free computer to me during this difficult times. I also took cna classes and am so blessed I was directed to this organization. Thank you so much for helping Africans in Minnesota
Mr. Joshua