In 2016, 90 Seeds for the Future groups, hailing from over 80 countries, visited Huawei's Shenzhen HQ

Base station hands-on training

New employees joining Huawei are encouraged to complete a hands-on course on telecommunications infrastructure deployment and maintenance. Shown here, Shenzhen-based Kira Zhou Qinyao as she steps onto a ladder and out of her comfort zone to fix an antenna at the Guizhou training center in southern China.

Base station maintenance

A pair of Huawei employees practice maintaining a base station at the Guizhou training center in southern China in 2022. New Huawei employees are encouraged to undergo hands-on training on deployment and maintenance of telecom infrastructure.

Data center maintenance

New employees joining Huawei are encouraged to complete a hands-on course on telecommunications infrastructure deployment and maintenance. Here, a group of young and older recruits listen to a briefing before installing parts at a data center mockup at the Guizhou training center in southern China in 2022.

Kuwaiti talent development

Huawei Kuwait collaborated with the Central Information Technology Agency, Kuwait University, Kuwait Science Development Foundation, Youth Public Agency, and Kuwait Institute of Science and Technology to train over 3,000 ICT students, technicians, and engineers in Kuwait. Worldwide, ICT talent development is a major focus of Huawei. Shown here, interns and local employees posing at a Huawei training site.

Training 100,000 Ghanaian girls

Huawei, in partnership with the Communications Ministry and Education Ministry of Ghana launched a program in August 2022 to teach digital technologies to 100,000 high school girls. The program focuses on artificial intelligence, privacy protection, and cyber security so that students can use the internet safely. The program kicked off at St. Mary’s Vocational Institute and Tamale Girls Senior High in the country’s north.

Training 100,000 Ghanaian girls

Huawei, in partnership with the Communications Ministry and Education Ministry of Ghana launched a program in August 2022 to teach digital technologies to 100,000 high school girls. The program focuses on artificial intelligence, privacy protection, and cyber security so that students can use the internet safely. The program kicked off at St. Mary’s Vocational Institute and Tamale Girls Senior High in the country’s north.

Fiber to the home in Kuwait

Huawei engineers in Kuwait weigh the pros and cons of different home-entry scenarios based on the physical characteristics of a neighborhood in 2022. Kuwait's Ministry of Communications and Huawei have a strategic cooperation agreement to implement fiber-to-the-home in Kuwait, in support of Kuwait’s goal to achieve a digital transformation at the national level.

Guarding Chile’s Nahuelbuta region

A man sets up a “Nature Guardian” microphone in the Nahuelbuta mountain range in Chile. Connected to an AI with Huawei help, the tech alert rangers of unusual sounds.

Listening to whales in Ireland

A 13-foot tall buoy weighing two tons was deployed in the sea off Cork, Ireland, to listen to the sounds of whales. The technology will help to reduce risks of collisions between whales and ships.

Monitoring UK red squirrels

Tree-mounted acoustic devices have been deployed in the U.K. to monitor declining red squirrel populations. The microphones are wirelessly connected to an AI that digs out insights from the sounds.

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