Computer Packages
Office & Computer Packages
Build confidence with the everyday tools of work.
KSh 6,500sample course fee
EVERY NEXT CHAPTER STARTS SOMEWHERE
Your next chapter.
One skill at a time.
Maybe it’s a business idea. A different career. Or simply feeling more confident at a computer. Start with what matters to you. We’ll help you explore the skills to take it further.
Practical skillsClear learning pathsRoom to grow
What could I do next?Illustrative learning scene
FROM YOUR FIRST SPREADSHEETTO YOUR FIRST LINE OF CODEMAKE SOMETHING OF YOUR CURIOSITY
COME AS YOU ARE
You bring the curiosity.
Let’s find the direction.
You don’t need a perfect plan. Just a place to begin.
01 / FIND MY CONFIDENCEI want to feel at home
I have something
I want to understand
I want to feel at home
with a computer.
Documents, spreadsheets, presentations.
Everyday tools, a little less intimidating.
I have something
I want to create.
A visual identity. A campaign. A new idea.
Give your imagination some useful tools.
I want to understand
how technology works.
From the first line of code to a working page.
Take a closer look behind the screen.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Small beginnings.
Meaningful next steps.
7 courses. Different directions.
Find the one that speaks to you.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Learn to defend real systems.
KSh 12,000sample course fee
Digital Marketing
Digital Marketing Essentials
Turn your ideas into campaigns that connect.
KSh 8,000sample course fee
PICTURE YOUR POSSIBILITIES
A skill is never
just a skill.
It’s what you can do with it that matters.
Two imagined journeys to help you see your own.
THE SMALL BUSINESS IDEA
You know your product.
Now help people
see its potential.
Imagine a maker with a good product and a notebook full of ideas. The next challenge isn’t making more. It’s presenting the work with the same care that went into creating it.
Learning a few design principles could turn scattered ideas into a simple visual identity. Marketing skills could help shape a clearer story for the people who need to hear it.
A POSSIBLE PRACTICE PROJECTCreate a small-business launch pack
A moodboard, a consistent set of social posts, and a simple content plan. A practical way to connect design decisions to a business goal.
THE FIRST WEBSITE
Yesterday, it was
an idea. Today,
it’s in your browser.
Imagine someone who has always wondered how websites work. At first, it’s unfamiliar tags and a page that doesn’t quite look right. Then one small change makes something click.
Structure becomes a page. Styling gives it a personality. A little interaction brings it to life. Each step is a chance to understand a little more—and make something your own.
A POSSIBLE PRACTICE PROJECTBuild a personal portfolio website
A responsive home for your interests and work, with clear navigation and an accessible contact form. Start small, test it, and improve it as your skills grow.
THE SURFACE APPROACH
Less wondering.
More doing.
Understanding comes alive when you try it for yourself. Our planned courses connect the foundations to practical exercises and projects.
01
Start with the foundations
Build understanding one clear step at a time.
02
Put ideas into practice
Work on tasks that turn theory into experience.
03
Get to know Surface ↗Make something your own
Bring what you’ve learned together in a project.
THE MOMENTS IN BETWEEN
Progress doesn’t always
look like a big leap.
Sometimes it’s a question asked.
A mistake understood. A small thing that works.
A question shared.
You don’t have to figure it all out alone.
A little practice.
Try it. Change it. See what happens.
An idea made visible.
Something that used to live only in your head.
A reason to keep going.
That small moment of: I made this.
An imagined learning journey, shown through illustrative scenes.
THERE’S ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
For the first-time learner.
The person changing direction.
The one with an idea
that won’t leave them alone.
Whatever brought you here, start with one question:
What would you like to be able to do?
A LITTLE CLARITY
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Before you take the next step,
here are a few things to know.
Do I need previous experience?
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STUDENT VOICES
Small steps.
Personal progress.
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I used to ask for help with even a simple spreadsheet. Practising with a budget I understood made the steps click. Now I know where to start and what to try next.
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Seeing my first page open in a browser was the moment it started making sense. I could change something, see the result, and understand why it worked.
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I came in with ideas but wasn’t sure how to put them together. Designing a poster from a brief helped me think about layout, colour, and the message as one piece.
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