Week 5 of my 

On-the-Job Training (OJT)

As part of our journey as interns at the ICTO, we’ve found a way to balance our technical tasks with a bit of work. We’ve started planting our own vegetables right here at the office, creating a small garden that we can harvest from our daily meals. Because every lunchtime, the ICTO team gathers to cook together.


I had the opportunity to assist Sir Charles, the ICTO Programmer, in troubleshooting and restoring the network connectivity for the Engineering department.








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