The KeSIG and KICTANet faculty members were more like peers and very approachable. They answered our sometimes very amateur questions without reservation, challenged and pushed our intellectual limits, and most importantly they were very open to learning from us. 

I now have the skills and knowledge to engage in wider internet governance discussions as well as the responsibility to create awareness and invite other stakeholders in, as the field is perceived as an exclusive reserve for the technical community.

“There are many jobs with the emergence of new technologies like Artificial Intelligence. There is value in technology, we have only refused to train for the skills.”