AmaliTech

At AmaliTech, we combine services, training, and social impact initiatives to deliver technology solutions that meet business needs globally.

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AmaliTech is Certified in the Claude Partner Network.

Our team is now Certified in the Claude Partner Network. Our people hold Claude certifications, and we are building from here.

Learn more about the programme: https://t.co/rR6n7epFJd

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AmaliTech was at DevFest Accra 2026, organised by @GDGAccra, as a sponsor.

Abigail Serwaa Wiredu and Charles Kobina Ofosu spent the day at our booth talking with students about internships and opportunities at AmaliTech. The interest was real. Most left with the Reach App downloaded, our platform that connects students to opportunities and learning materials as they move toward the industry.

AmaliTech sponsors DevFest because the developer and student community it brings together is where our work is rooted.

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Thank you, Ministry of ICT and Hon.
@yves_Iradukunda for celebrating this milestone with our 47 graduates. Building advanced digital skills takes strong partnership between government, education and industry, and we are proud to contribute to #Rwanda’s growing digital talent base.

[Ministry of ICT and Innovation | Rwanda @RwandaICT]

Yesterday, Minister of State @yves_Iradukunda and Minister of @Rwanda_Edu , Hon. @JoNsengimana joined the first graduation of the AmaliTech Apprenticeship Programme, celebrating 47 young software engineers.

Programmes like these complement national efforts to develop advanced digital skills, strengthen Rwanda’s digital talent base and connect young people to employment opportunities in the digital economy.

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We were delighted to join @amali_tech in celebrating young digital talent and bringing together leaders from government, industry and the development sector.

The discussions explored how partnerships can equip youth with the skills to thrive as AI transforms the world of work.

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Wondering what happens after you submit your AmaliTech Apprenticeship Programme application?

Theogene Muhire, our Recruitment Manager, walks you through every stage, from assessment to interview to offer.

Apply now at: https://t.co/Ht9DfS8bkL

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Thank you, Ministry of education and Hon. @JoNsengimana, for joining our graduates at this milestone. Closer links between education and industry help young talent move from training into meaningful work. We look forward to strengthening that collaboration and opening more opportunities for young Rwandans, especially young women in tech.

[Ministry of Education | Rwanda @Rwanda_Edu]

Minister @JoNsengimana joined the graduation of software engineers from AmaliTech’s first two apprenticeship cohorts. The six-month paid programme combines specialised training with practical experience on real projects.

“We want closer cooperation between education institutions and employers to become a regular part of how we prepare young people for work.”

The Minister called for stronger links between institutions and employers to keep training responsive to changing industry needs and extend opportunities to more young Rwandans, including young women in technology.

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Thank you, Ministry of ICT and Hon. @yves_Iradukunda and for celebrating this milestone with our 47 graduates. Building advanced digital skills takes strong partnership between government, education and industry, and we are proud to contribute to Rwanda’s growing digital talent base.

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RT @RwandaICT: Yesterday, Minister of State @yves_Iradukunda , joined the first graduation of the AmaliTech Apprenticeship Programme, celeb…

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Last week, our VP of Operations, Matthew Darkwa, joined the Skills That Last panel at the Elevate Africa event, organised by @AxumEarth , on youth employment and AI.

His point was grounded in what AmaliTech sees every day: employers want people who can take a brief, build a solution, and explain it clearly. That comes from real work, not finished courses.

On AI: the tools reshaping the industry today are new for everyone. For young Africans entering the job market, that is worth paying attention to.

At AmaliTech, that opening is what our training model is built around.

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AmaliTech’s Stephen Takyi was at @Ashesi recently for their Industry Conversations series, speaking on Software, Digital Systems and Cybersecurity.

The conversation covered where the tech industry is heading, what AI means for students entering the job market, and what AmaliTech offers as a pathway into the industry.

Connecting classroom learning with professional reality is a conversation we are always glad to be part of.

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Here’s how ReachApp helps you get job-ready:

•Practical tech quizzes: build and test real skills
•Leaderboards: see how you rank
•Learning challenges: keep building
•Webinars and sessions led by working engineers

Which one will you try first? Visit https://t.co/ulBcMnM7ZM

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On Monday, we welcomed our newest cohort of National Service Personnel across our Takoradi, Kumasi, and Accra offices.

One week in and the energy has already said a lot. Real client projects and real deliverables are ahead. National Service at AmaliTech is a genuine entry point into a tech career, not a placeholder.

To our new cohort: welcome. The months ahead will be demanding and worth every bit of it.

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AmaliTech was at the @BITsTechFair at UPSA recently, and the conversations were the kind that actually matter to students trying to break into tech.

Richard Botchway on what employers look for. Michael Tenu and Isaac Tandoh on what a real tech career looks like. Paul Asitik introducing students to Reach by AmaliTech, the app built to help them get there.

Getting into tech is rarely just about skill. Knowing where to start matters too. That is exactly why we show up for events like this.

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Many candidates who sit the AmaliTech Apprenticeship assessment in Rwanda do not fail because they lack the skills. They fail because they were not prepared.

Our Recruitment Manager, Theogene Muhire, breaks down exactly what to expect: the format, the requirements, time management, and what to avoid.

Watch this before you apply. Apply now at: https://t.co/gMP2hZ96n7

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Wellbeing at work goes beyond deadlines and deliverables.

This October, our Rwanda team welcomed Old Mutual Rwanda for a session on breast cancer awareness, covering early detection, signs and symptoms, and practical steps everyone can take.

Thank you to Old Mutual Rwanda for bringing this conversation to our team. Early detection saves lives. Awareness starts with a conversation.

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Welcome to November!

Some months we show up to teach. Some we show up to learn. This one, we did both, in classrooms, on stages, and in the conversations that keep people safe.

This edition of AmaliTech Insights has a lot to unpack. Click to read the full newsletter and stay connected to the journey: https://t.co/9IlXkLfzLx

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Your grades tell part of the story. Build the rest with ReachApp: tech quizzes, leaderboards and learning challenges for students. https://t.co/IfVBNSGLEf

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AmaliTech has partnered with Ghana TVET Service, Western Region @GhanaTVET_WR to equip TVET students with industry-relevant digital skills.

Through hands-on training, bootcamps, hackathons, internships and instructor capacity-building, we’re helping bridge the gap between technical education and the demands of the digital workplace.

Together, we’re turning technical education into practical skills, and practical skills into opportunities.

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For Germany’s Mittelstand, staying competitive means embracing new ways of working, technology and AI.

But international tech collaboration starts with overcoming barriers, including the shift to English in IT and digitalisation.

Our CEO explains why businesses need to act now.

Watch the video and discover how AmaliTech helps European companies build and scale technology capabilities: https://t.co/QovvOeIRlG

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How do we turn skills training into lasting employment in the age of AI?

Our VP of Operations, Ghana, Matthew Darkwa, is joining the #ElevateAfrica2026 conversation on building pathways from education to meaningful work.

At AmaliTech, we believe skills matter most when they translate into real opportunities and sustainable careers.

Thank you, @Axum, for bringing this conversation forward.

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As part of the breakout session Skills That Last: Building Youth-to-Work Pathways in the Age of AI at the Elevate Africa Convening, we’ll hear from Matthew Darkwa, Vice President of Operations at @amali_tech .