With electronics device being sold globally, there is little or no practical on electronics design and production (hardware and software) in secondary schools across Africa even though they teach subjects like basic technology, computer science and physics.

The lack of this kind of practical skill training means the students will lack the technical skill to design and produce made in Africa smart electronics device of the future. Without skills like this Africa will continually be dependent on importation of smart electronic products; thereby exporting African jobs and increasing unemployment and poverty.

We at Trusmart want to change this trend in the future by equipping secondary school students with the practical skill needed to design, produce install and maintain smart device for the African market.

We are currently ready to enter the market with this service and make it available to African secondary school students starting from Lagos, Nigeria.

Compared to similar solutions, we will be engaging the students in their school during holidays to train them on this skill and by going through the school administration. We believe with this method we will be engaging more schools both the public and private sectors and training will be free for the students since our business model is to get the required funds by partnering with institutions and NGOs that focus on children early stage development. All these have made our concept unique with high prospect of succeeding in the industry.