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Karpowership launches AutoCAD tech lab at GTI
(Kaieteur News) – Karpowership on Thursday launched an AutoCAD Technology Lab at the Government Technical Institute (GTI), as part of ongoing efforts to support technical education, capacity-building, and youth development and job creation in Guyana.
In honour of its founder Rauf Osman Karadeniz, Karpowership provided high-performing desktop computers to support AutoCAD-based instruction at the institute. The contribution will enhance an existing instructional space and expand students’ access to digital design tools commonly used across engineering, construction, and technical disciplines.
At the launch of the high-performing desktop computers to support AutoCAD-based instruction at GTI.
The AutoCAD Technology Lab is expected to support approximately 1000 first and second-year full-time engineering students yearly, across multiple programmes at GTI. It will also further strengthen students’ exposure to industry-standard digital tools.
Principal of GTI, Collis Bess, welcomed the support, noting that access to modern computer equipment plays an important role in improving the delivery of technical programmes and preparing students for real-world applications.
Speaking on behalf of Karpowership, Beyza Özdemir, Americas Regional Director of Commercial Operations, reaffirmed the company’s focus on making targeted contributions that support long-term skills development. “At Karpowership, we believe that supporting education is an important part of building sustainable communities. By providing essential technology, we aim to help students develop practical skills that can support their future careers.”
Keynote speaker, Dr. Ritesh Tularam, Deputy Chief Education Officer (Technical) stated, “this initiative underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in education and the critical role of modern technical training in national development.”
The event included a ribbon cutting and the unveiling of a commemorative plaque, followed by demonstrations by GTI students showcasing AutoCAD applications and digital drafting techniques.
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