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Togeva Computer Science ClubsDiscover. Build. Collaborate. Create.

A school-based programme that gives secondary school students in Bamenda the chance to experience Computer Science in practice — through club sessions, real projects, mentorship from technology professionals, and an inter-school challenge in April 2027.
Bring the club to your schoolSee the 2027 challenge
Target schools
20Target schools
Club levels
3Club levels
Months of activity
6Months of activity
Day final challenge
2Day final challenge
Togeva facilitator working with students
Club session
Students collaborating on a laptop
Learning by doing
Togeva team presenting to a class
Students filling in a Togeva session
Inter-school challenge
April 2027 · Bamenda
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Why the clubs exist

Most students meet Computer Science as a subject, not as something they can build with.

Technology shapes education, employment, entrepreneurship and communication — yet classroom exposure rarely reaches the creative and practical side of the field. Togeva CS Clubs create space inside the school where students can try it for themselves.
  • Discover the different possibilities within Computer Science
  • Apply classroom knowledge to practical activities
  • Build projects, solve problems and collaborate with peers
  • Receive guidance from technology professionals
  • Discover academic and career pathways in technology
Students in a Togeva learning session
Club time is practice time — students build, test and explain their own work.
Two students working together
Alongside teachers
The club complements the school curriculum — it never replaces it.
Who takes part

Three levels, one club

Every participating school runs a single club with activities pitched at three levels. The curriculum for each level is developed by Togeva and aligned with the school's own context.
  1. 01
    Form 1 – Form 3

    Curiosity & foundations

    Building curiosity, foundational understanding, exploration and confidence with technology.
  2. 02
    Form 4 – Form 5

    Knowledge & projects

    Strengthening Computer Science knowledge and introducing more practical, project-based activities.
  3. 03
    Lower Sixth – Upper Sixth

    Application & pathways

    Advanced exploration, problem-solving, career awareness and preparation for further studies in technology.
How it works

A partnership with the school, run by the students

  1. Step 01

    Establish the club

    Togeva works with the school to set up or support a Computer Science Club and appoint a coordinator.
  2. Step 02

    Run the sessions

    Structured learning, practical exercises, demonstrations and student-led activities, level by level.
  3. Step 03

    Build projects

    Students work individually or in teams on projects suited to their level, and present what they build.
  4. Step 04

    Compete

    Selected students represent their school at the Togeva CS Clubs Inter-School Challenge in April 2027.

What Togeva provides

  • The club framework and programme structure
  • A supplementary curriculum for each level
  • Practical learning resources and guidance
  • Support for club coordinators
  • Monitoring visits once or twice a month
  • Preparation for the inter-school challenge

What the school provides

  • Institutional approval and support for the club
  • A meeting time and space within the school
  • A staff coordinator or contact person
  • Access to available technology facilities
  • Encouragement for student participation
A Togeva facilitator with a group of students
On the ground
Togeva representatives visit each club once or twice a month to review activities and support coordinators.
April 2027 · Bamenda

The Inter-School Challenge

Two days that close the club year: students from participating schools come together to build, present and compete with the projects and skills they developed through the programme.
Students presenting their work
A student team at work
Day 1

Inspiration & creation

Technology talks, interaction with professionals, problem identification, brainstorming and team build time — a hackathon-inspired format.
Day 2

Showcase & competition

Project presentations and demonstrations, school pitches, evaluation by judges, feedback, recognition and awards.
Participation
Schools
10
Students per school
4
School representatives
10
Total delegates
50

Awards and recognition

  • Best Project
  • Most Innovative Project
  • Best Presentation
  • Best Teamwork
  • Best Problem-Solving Approach
Beyond prizes, winners may receive mentorship, access to Togeva learning programmes, sponsored participation or scholarships, and certificates of recognition. Final categories depend on the competition format and available sponsorship.
Timeline

The 2026 – 2027 cycle

  1. September 2026
    Campus Ambassador recruitment and onboarding
  2. October 2026
    School outreach and partnership discussions
  3. October – November 2026
    Club establishment and orientation
  4. November 2026 – March 2027
    Club activities, practical learning and projects, with Togeva monitoring visits each month
  5. March 2027
    Project preparation and competition readiness
  6. April 2027
    Togeva CS Clubs Inter-School Challenge, followed by evaluation and reporting
Campus ambassadors

Students introduce the club in their own schools

The Togeva Campus Ambassador Programme is one of the main channels for bringing CS Clubs into schools. Ambassador recruitment runs through September 2026, with school outreach beginning in October.
  • Create awareness about Togeva CS Clubs
  • Introduce the initiative within their school
  • Facilitate communication with school authorities
  • Encourage student participation
Become a campus ambassador
Togeva ambassadors with students on campus
Two students in conversation
Students at a Togeva activity
What we expect

Outcomes by the end of the cycle

  • A network of active Computer Science Clubs across participating schools
  • Student-developed technology projects, built and presented by teams
  • Greater exposure to technology careers, mentors and opportunities
  • Increased student confidence in presenting and solving problems
  • Stronger collaboration between schools and the technology ecosystem
  • An annual platform for inter-school Computer Science collaboration
Progress is tracked through schools onboarded, active clubs, student participation, sessions held, projects developed and feedback from students, teachers and coordinators. A programme report follows the April 2027 challenge.

For schools

Interested in hosting a Togeva CS Club in the 2026 – 2027 cycle? Reach out and we will share the club framework, curriculum outline and onboarding steps.
Register your school's interest
Togeva session with secondary school students

For partners and sponsors

Venues, equipment, internet access, learning materials, prizes, mentors and speakers all extend the reach of the programme. We welcome technology companies, innovation hubs, universities and organisations who want to support it.
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Students building a project together
Togeva CS Clubs — Discover. Build. Collaborate. Create.
Togeva Computer Science Clubs — Discover. Build. Collaborate. Create.