Africa's accountability-driven data science accelerator. Weekly check‑ins, weekly submissions, and a record employers can verify.
At DataraFlow, the work is public, reviewed and visible. By the end, each graduate has projects, articles and a portfolio that can get them hired.
Read the published workOne a week, under your own name.
Real datasets, reviewed by a mentor.
Supervised, then published as a preprint.
Weekly check-ins, all timestamped.
Miss the bar and you leave.
One skill a month, each built on the last.
Setup, programming in Python, and how to do research.
NumPy and Pandas, from first tables to advanced analysis.
Turning data into insight and presenting it as a team.
Collecting data from the web and building first models.
Classification, clustering, and natural language processing.
A preprint of your research, agentic AI, and graduation.
Getting in is competitive and finishing is harder. Every certificate here was earned over a 24-week period of intensive learning and building.
1,424projects gradedand620articles published
2,078applications
279interns on the recordon the programme, finished or graduated
13graduates certified
13 certificates issued. Every one carries a number employers can check.
Verify a certificateEvery week, each intern writes up what they built and publishes it under their own name.
Before You Start Your Research: 8 Questions That Can Make or Break Your StudyDeborah Etiredjere
A Research Proposal Is a Test of Trust: My Fifth Week Learning Data ScienceAfolabi Segun
Week 5 at DataraFlow: Research Is Harder Than I ThoughtChristian Ngakwe
Title: I Chose Credit Risk for My Data Science Research — Here’s Why It Matters in Kenya Subtitle…Esther Oginga
The Politics of Evidence: Learning Data Science for Public Policy at DataraFlowKunle Baruwa
Beyond the Grades: Understanding Student PerformanceMuhammad Najeeb Yusuf
Week 5 at DataraFlow: When Having a Research Topic Wasn’t EnoughJOYCE EBRUPHIYO ETATA
From “What Should I Research?” to Predicting Food Prices in Nigeria: My Data Science JourneySarah Akinwande
The Week of My Research BlueprintFehintola Oladele
When AI Is Unsure: Rethinking Health Misinformation Detection in Nigerian PidginOlayode Rachael Oluwayemisi
From Choosing a Research Topic to Writing My First Research Paper: My Week 4 and 5 Journey with…YUSUF SALIU
The Challenging Task of Writing a Research ProposalAnna Vardanian
From Web Dev to Data Science Week 5: Turning My Curiosity into Research — Exploring Urban…Ismaeel Owolabi
The Moment Cybersecurity Stopped Being Just an Interest and Became a Research ProblemUdensi Udensi
From Idea to Blueprint: Architecting a Research Proposal for Extreme Sensor Scarcity (DataraFlow…Stephen Ayankoso
Week 4 & 5 at DataRaFlow: Learning to Ask Better QuestionsHabeeb Adeoye
Predicting Administrative Task Delays Using Machine LearningFaith Innocent
Can Machine Learning Read Buying and Selling Pressure in Crypto Markets?Marcellus Ifeanyi
Weeks 4 and 5 of my DataraFlow research projectPrince Junior Nimbidam
The Work Behind a Research Proposal; From a Global Health Problem to a Research DirectionNmesoma Odoh
From an Interest in Research to Writing My First Research ProposalKosiso Amamchukwu
Week Four of My Journey into Data Science with Dataraflow: The Project I’d Been Carrying in My Head…ichrak Boubakri
From Python Training to Research Approval: Turning Four Weeks of Data Science Learning into a…Ibietan Elijah
Undertaking A Research Project And Writing A ProposalOsabuohien Eguavoen
Week 5: When My Research Topic Became a Real PlanAmedu Deborah
Week 5: Writing a Research ProposalDamilola Adeyanju
I Thought Open Data Was Easy: Sourcing Drilling Data from the Volve FieldOghenemudiakevwe Susuluwa
When Good Machine Learning Models Fail in New Places: My Journey into EV Charging Demand PredictionChristian Oluoma
DataraFlow Week 4 & 5: The War I Was Fighting Within MyselfIbrahim Salam
Beyond the Numbers: Using Machine Learning to Understand Agricultural Commodity Prices in Nigeria.Abdulkabir Daud
How to Write a Research Proposal: Insights From My Week 4 & 5 at DataraFlowRaphael Daniel
Same Cream, Different GenomesBlessing Oshoke
The Transition from Research Topic to Research ProposalFrank Azubike
From Nada to Prada : My Journey into Data and AIElizabeth Morolani
From Learning Data Science to Asking Better Questions: My DataraFlow Weeks 4 and 5 JourneyAustin Ebri
When medicine we trust becomes the problemISIOMA ASIELUE
What interns and graduates wrote, three months in and after they finished.
Apply to the next cohortAn incredible learning journey, it helped me stay accountable and complete numerous projects within six months, with something new to learn every step of the way. I’m truly grateful.
Before joining DataraFlow, I had a foundational understanding of machine learning, but my approach was heavily project-driven with gaps in conceptual clarity.
Dataraflow for me is really an eye-opener. My most important skill I'm developing right now is teamwork and all thanks to Nanfe, my team lead. She's so good at carrying everyone along.
The internship so far hasn't been easy, but it has been productive.
A very nice experience in all aspects... the program really helped me on how to manage my time.
Dataraflow has been a really great learning experience. I got to learn in a clear, step-by-step way.
Despite being completely new to the world of data science, python, and even coding at all, the last 3 months have been exceedingly rewarding.
3 months in Dataraflow, it's been the best internship. It's amazing and surprising that this is free. No way!
I've had a wonderful experience so far. The community based learning has been so helpful especially for me as a beginner.
Dataraflow program has helped me learn concepts i couldn't take the time to study on my own.
I have always wanted to be part of an intensive data science program, and DataraFlow truly feels like an answered prayer.
This internship has been a journey of resilience, exposure and growth. I've learnt so much already and connected with great minds.
Six months of weekly work, reviewed, and a record you can show anyone.
Apply to the next cohortEvery certificate has a number. Check it, then read the work behind it.
Verify a certificateThe programme is free. Gifts buy laptops and pay school fees, and every gift is listed.
See our impact and donorsInterns submit every week. Mentors grade it and write back.
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