Bountiful Technologies, partners to launch Bebras Challenge to build digital skills nationwide
Bountiful Technologies is partnering with educational organizations to launch the Bebras International Computational Thinking Challenge in Ghana. The initiative aims to teach students aged six to 19 logical reasoning and problem-solving skills without requiring prior coding knowledge.
Why it matters
This program seeks to bridge the digital skills gap in Africa by fostering STEM-related competencies in young learners.
Accra, Aug. 1, GNA – Bountiful Technologies Company Limited, in partnership with the Academic Talent Development Programme and the Bountiful STEM Educational Foundation, is set to launch the Bebras International Computational Thinking Challenge to equip Ghanaian learners with future-ready digital and problem-solving skills.
The challenge, scheduled for November 9 to 20, 2026, is open to eligible learners aged six to 19 years from both public and private schools across the country.
A statement issued in Accra said the initiative sought to inspire learners to solve problems creatively, think logically and develop computational thinking skills required to thrive in the digital economy.
It said the Bebras Challenge introduced learners to age-appropriate puzzles, logical reasoning tasks and real-world problem-solving activities that promote creativity, pattern recognition and structured thinking.
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