We're a very friendly computer club with a laser-sharp focus on:
This is the main blog where all information regarding different events, results of our quizzes, etc. will be frequently published.
We've opened registrations today. Participation, further training, precisely everything is completely free :-) The bare minimums we require are:
** - Out-of-the-school knowledge means beyond what's taught in our course book, in any IT field. We understand there are plenty of newbies willing to enhance their skills in such areas. We'll decide whether we intend to hold weekly teaching classes for programming, web design, etc. based on the volume of such responses, so you may submit the form if you're interested.
Here is the form (LINK REMOVED) you need to fill in. After you've filled up the form, if there are any queries, please contact us. We'll get back to you within a week.
We intend to hold a preliminary test to sort out the best 5-10 students for each category from the form submissions.
We plan to meet once a week. All further category-specific decisions will be taken based on the volume of students filling up the form for each category.
We'll be adding links to the list of ex-participants, events, etc. here, soon.
Of course, the rules above are not too formal or hard-and-fast. If you've any suggestions, kindly contact us.
Thanks a lot!
"Identifying the best of the best students and training them well in advance so that they excel in their fields and win prizes in various events."
This is the main blog where all information regarding different events, results of our quizzes, etc. will be frequently published.
We've opened registrations today. Participation, further training, precisely everything is completely free :-) The bare minimums we require are:
- Classes 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th are invited.*
- A usable laptop/PC with a proper broadband connection at home.
- A dedication to learn more.
- Out-of-the-school knowledge in at least one IT-related event mentioned in the form.**
- Average 30 minutes of dedicated time per day for activities of the club.
** - Out-of-the-school knowledge means beyond what's taught in our course book, in any IT field. We understand there are plenty of newbies willing to enhance their skills in such areas. We'll decide whether we intend to hold weekly teaching classes for programming, web design, etc. based on the volume of such responses, so you may submit the form if you're interested.
Here is the form (LINK REMOVED) you need to fill in. After you've filled up the form, if there are any queries, please contact us. We'll get back to you within a week.
We intend to hold a preliminary test to sort out the best 5-10 students for each category from the form submissions.
We plan to meet once a week. All further category-specific decisions will be taken based on the volume of students filling up the form for each category.
We'll be adding links to the list of ex-participants, events, etc. here, soon.
Of course, the rules above are not too formal or hard-and-fast. If you've any suggestions, kindly contact us.
Thanks a lot!