Mariam Adeyemi Started TechaVilly To Equip People With The Skills They Need To Build Tech Careers

Mariam Adeyemi is a tech enthusiast, a coach and an analyst by profession.

She has a Masters degree in Business Analytics from Texas A&M University in Texas and over 12 years of corporate experience spanning Sales, Marketing, Analytics and a little bit of finance.

She has worked for Nestle, Samsung Electronics America and other reputable global companies.

She is the founder of TechaVilly and co-founder of Discorz App.

About Techavilly & Discorz App
Mariam has two educational technology brands in her portfolio – Techavilly & Discorz App

TechaVilly is a technology training platform aimed at empowering the black community through skills and knowledge transfer. She founded the company alongside her college friend, Omotoyosi Ogunbanwo who is also a tech enthusiast and currently works at Amazon USA.

Techavilly was founded in 2020 and has trained over 10,000 black people from 2020 to date, helping them to fit into today’s dynamic job market.

Discorz App is a tech school solution which solves communication problems between the school and the parents. It is committed to bridging parent-teacher communication while developing and transforming the child in the process. The goal is to expand across African schools and integrate technology into the school curriculum.

Discorz App is gradually expanding, and penetration is improving. It is currently available for download on Google Play and App Store.

Why She Started The EduTech Brands
We asked Mariam why she started her brands, this is what she said:

Let me start with Discorz App. The idea behind the app is a true-life story. I have a child that was struggling in school and needed help so badly. We didn’t understand his needs and struggles on time because we had no clue what was being taught in school.

This went on for a while until I decided to be close to his teacher to see how we could help. I created a follow-up schedule with the teacher and we did this for a full school year. I became so involved in his school activities, and assignments and monitored his grades. This was stressful for me but it worked.

I felt there are other parents who have children going through similar situations. Then the app idea came and we rolled it out without any delays. We are getting a lot of positive responses and as of today, some schools are already using the app in the Dallas School District in the United States. We hope to spread across more school districts in America and also other parts of Africa.

For TechaVilly, it was just a case of providing tech skills that will help people get deserving jobs to live a better life.

How TechaVilly Is Changing Lives
Through TechaVilly people are getting the training they need to get better jobs and live a good life with deserving salaries.

The training at Techavily is 100% hands-on and they also provide industry-required skills that make students compete globally.

They have trained over 10,000 black people from 2020 to date, helping them to fit into today’s dynamic job market.

Source: Woman.ng

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