An initiative in Accra, Ghana, equipping young people with the skills, mentorship, and pathways to build careers in technology that lift their communities — not exploit them.
Many young Ghanaians with real technical ability are never shown what an honest, ambitious career in technology looks like. Tech4Good — founded by Calvin Andoh, a Princeton computer engineering student raised in Accra — exists to change that: replacing the pull toward cybercrime with mentorship, real projects, and a path to a career.
A free, six-lesson warm-up course — no downloads, no fees. You write real Python in the page and run it instantly. Every example is rooted in life in Accra: the market, the trotro, mobile money, your own language.
Tech4Good is not parachuted in from abroad. Every partner is rooted in Ghana's tech and education community, and every internship is offered locally.
A few hours of your time can change the trajectory of a young person's life. Share your experience, guide a project, and help our students build technology that matters. Become a mentor for Tech4Good in 2026.