The YITCH (Youths in Tech Challenge) is a technology and innovation challenge which aims to generate or spark interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) skills among young people aged 15 to 21, and encourage them to innovate using technology and innovation to built sustainable solutions to solve problems.

The YITCH is open to secondary school students, aged between 15 to 21 years, who are interested in web/mobile development and graphic design. Candidates can register as a team (2 or 3 members per team) in the web/mobile development category or individually in the graphic design category.

The YITCH will take place over a defined period, with training workshops, mentors, and prizes for the winners. It will also include a Life Solution Challenge, which is a physical event where all candidates will work on a project that solves a specific problem proposed by the DS Event scientific committee. The event will conclude with a final exhibition where projects will be presented to judges and the public.

To register for the YITCH, visit the event website at www.ultradominon.com/yitch and follow the instructions provided. Registration is open from January 1-29, 2023.

The YITCH is open to secondary school students interested in web/mobile development and graphic design. Candidates can register as a team (2 or 3 members per team) in the web/mobile development category or individually in the graphic design category.

The YITCH will take place over a defined period in the calendar, with the first phase occurring from January to April and the final phase taking place in Yaoundé. Registration is open from January 1st to January 22nd, 2022.

No, registration for the YITCH is free.

The YITCH consists of two phases. The first phase will involve the development of prototypes and/or mockups by web/mobile development teams and the 4Weeks Design Challenge for graphic design candidates. The second phase will be the Life Solution Challenge, a physical event where all participants will work together in teams for web/mobile development or individually for graphic design to develop a solution to a specific problem proposed by the DS Event Scientific Committee. The event will conclude with a final exhibition where projects will be presented to judges and the public.

Yes, there will be prizes for the winners of both the web/mobile development and graphic design categories, as well as opportunities for internships with partnering companies.