After a successful start in 2010, with a grand participation of more than 3000 students, Aptech in alliance with Middlesex University brought to Nigeria Career Quest 2011. Career Quest is the biggest opportunity for students to explore a career in the I.T. industry.

Aptech and Middlesex University congratulates the nine Career Quest participants who have received 50% scholarship on the ACCP or B.Sc. (Hons) Degree program.

Luck played an important role in the lives of Eze Ugochukwu Anthony, Harry Meshack Chukwuebuka, Mwaza Bawa, Obiefule Tochukwu, David Itopa Ayodele, Olanrewaju Babarinde Ayuba, Yinusa Ahmed, Agida D. Clifford, and Anthony Uwem Anderson in April 2010. Aptech's alliance with Middlesex University gave them the chance to get an International Degree in London, Dubai or Mauritius.

Aptech in alliance with Middlesex University brought to Nigeria Career Quest 2010, to help you fulfill your dreams. Career Quest is the biggest opportunity for students to explore a career in the I.T. industry.

Aptech and Middlesex University congratulates the five Career Quest participants who have received 50% scholarship on the ACCP or B.Sc. (Hons) Degree program.

Luck played an important role in the lives of Bisanga Ronald,Orech-David, Chioma E Ozulumba, Rana Kiran Singh and Mayengo Joel in April 2011. Aptech's alliance with Middlesex University gave them the chance to get an International Degree in London, Dubai or Mauritius.

Dr. David Endzi and Ms. Katie Floyd from the University of Portsmouth, U.K. visited all Aptech centers in Nigeria, in the last week of February 2008. They individually counseled students who wanted to progress into Degree programs at the university. Aptech has tied up with the University of Portsmouth to enable students studying at its centers across Nigeria to transfer their academic credit towards a B.Sc. Honors degree from the university. Students can now choose from eight specializations and gain a direct entry into the final year of the degree program. The recent counseling session provided students with an opportunity to interact in person with officials from the International Admissions Office and the Faculty of Technology.

Aptech hosted the World Business Partner meet 2008 in Hyderabad, India from 16th to 19th January 2008. The event was attended by over 100 delegates from more than 20 countries and was held at the Ramojee Studios, the largest film studio in the world. The theme for the event this year was 'Beyond Boundaries'. This event provides a unique opportunity for all participants to exchange ideas, review past successes, and plan for future growth. It also provides a platform to recognize superior performance and excellence in achievement across the Aptech training center network. As in the other years. This forum was used to launch several new initiatives aimed at maintaining our leadership in the training and education segment.

Two Aptech students were awarded the Best Performance Prize 2007 by the School of Computing at the University of Portsmouth, UK. These students had opted to transfer their academic credits earned at Aptech to gain an advanced entry into the final year of the B.Sc. Honors degree program at the university. Their achievement is testimony to the high academic standards of the Aptech curriculum and the quality of education being imparted. Students availing the credit transfer option not only save time by direct entry into the final year of the degree program, but also benefit from significant cost savings while still enjoying the prestige and recognition associated with U.K. degree.

Students of the Victoria Island center organized a send-off party for their peers who completed their ACCP in Nigeria and were progressing to universities in the UK to complete their graduation. The party took place on 15th September 2007 at the Flamingo restaurant in Victoria Island and was attended by students, parents, and the center staff. The party was a big success with students being awarded in various categories, and also organizing a variety show with songs and dance performances. This was the first time such an event was organized by students for their peers. The event was fully planned and organized by the students with some financial assistance from the center.

The Surulere Center conducted project presentations for 2 batches on 8th of August 2007. Students from all batches were invited to attend, irrespective of the course they had enrolled for. Selected students showcased their projects and then had a lively debate with the audience defending their presentations. Around 70 students attended the project presentation, which was divided into two groups. Each group was given 90 minutes to present. Senior faculties acted as judges and based on their decision students were rated for the first, second, and third positions. Prizes were then awarded to the first three projects. Miss. MUSTAPHA OLAIDE, Mrs. ADDY DAODU, and Mr. ONUK ONUK won the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes respectively. Light refreshment was served at the end of the event to celebrate the winners.