How to actually break into tech and AI
Bonaventure walks through what it takes to get started — no degree required, no fluff, just the lanes, the strategy, and the African opportunities nobody talks about.
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What the hour looks like
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The session in three movements — watch it happen live, then do it yourself with the template.
Forty minutes of live coding — a real feature on a real Next.js app.
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You leave with the template — and your questions answered.
What you'll leave with
Worth sixty minutes of your Tuesday
You do not need a degree
Modern tech hiring prioritizes what you can build over what certificate you hold. AI tools have made getting started more accessible than ever.
A clear learning strategy
Spend 80% of your time building and 20% learning. One to two consistent hours daily beats weekend marathons every time.
One lane to focus on
Software development, data and AI, product design, or cloud and DevOps. Pick one, go deep, and stand out.
Real opportunities in the African stack
M-Pesa, Africa's Talking, WhatsApp Business — local tools that solve local problems and give you an edge nobody else has.
Run of show
Sixty minutes, minute by minute
The myth of the degree
A traditional computer science degree is not a requirement. Modern hiring prioritizes practical skills and the ability to build, which AI has now made more accessible.
The AI shift
AI has revolutionized entry-level work. Success now belongs to problem framers and product thinkers who leverage AI tools for efficiency rather than just performing basic tasks.
Learning strategy
Move away from tutorial hell by spending 80% of your time building and only 20% learning. Consistency of 1-2 hours daily is more effective than intermittent study.
The four main lanes
Beginners should focus on one specific area — software development, data and AI, product design, or cloud and DevOps — to build the depth required to stand out.
African opportunities
Focus on the African stack: integrating local tools like M-Pesa, Africa's Talking APIs, and WhatsApp Business to solve real-world problems for local businesses.
The six-month roadmap
Start with web foundations, then move to deploying real-world projects and building a professional, visible portfolio.
Questions
The honest answers
Is it really free?
Yes. Webinars are how we show our teaching before you pay for anything. No card, no trial, no catch.
Will there be a recording?
Yes. The recording is available on YouTube.
Do I need any prior experience?
No. This session is designed for complete beginners entering the tech and AI industry.
Is this a sales pitch?
The last five minutes cover how to go deeper with McTaba if you want to. The rest is the actual content.
This isn't a one-off
Every week. Always free.
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