Where do students use the skills theyve learned after completing computer courses?
In towns like Nahualá (the equivalent of a county-seat) commerce is accentuated by folks drawn from the surrounding mountain villages where resources remain scant. Banks and small businesses have populated main street, a technical school offers degrees in accounting, and there is less need to travel far to conduct daily business. A local radio station has advanced its technology, the first full-time doctor’s office has opened its doors. Teaching practical applications of computers and technology aids in self-sufficiency. Students can gainfully find a place for skills learned in their hometown.
