Skillshare International Botswana has been offering Computer Studies since 2011. The course was accredited by Botswana Qualification Authority and examined by Madirelo Training and Testing Centre. The maximum annual enrolment was 20 students per year from 2011 to 2016. A total number of the student for those years was 102 (47 females and 55 males). The students who passed without repeating were 54 (23 female and 31 males). 48 (24 females and 24 males) Learners who did not do well were given an opportunity to re-sit and the last ones did the re-sit in 2017, 24 (9 females and 15 males) passed.
Therefore, the total number of students graduated increased to 78 (32 females and 46 males). Some of those who still did not do well after the re-sit opted for other courses. This course attracted the highest number of youth, from 17 to 25 years. The subjects included; Computer Programming, Computer Hardware Fundamentals, Networking and Internet, Entrepreneurship, Computer Application Communication Skills and Arithmetic. The lessons developed computer skills and business skills to the learners. Learners acquired skills on how to troubleshoot computer problems, how to install software applications, using Microsoft office packages as well as a platform to learn how to start their own businesses. Some of the graduates formed a group and started internet cafes in the camp as a form of self-sustenance.

Seven of 2012 and 2014 graduates, consisting of 5 males and 2 females who got scholarships to further their studies at the University of Botswana, indicated that the skills they got were of value. They explained that with the skills, it’s easier to carry out research, write assignments and prepare presentations. As give back, some of the graduates volunteered their time to assist other refugees with basic computer skills. The lessons were put on hold due to financial limitations but are scheduled to restart during 2018.