Abuja, Gwarinpa, 18/07/2025
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Computing IT CV
Computing & IT Work Experience
2 years
Job Type
Part-Time
Employment Status
Self-Employed
Gender
Male
Marital Status
Single
Age
23
Previous Work Experience
Nature Care Foundation
Computer Operator
Mar 2018 - Sep 2020
Great Blessings School
Computer Operator
Nov 2020 - Dec 2023
Eskay Computer Limited
Cafe Attendant
Jun 2025 - Now
Education
Four Square Nursery and Primary School, Ndue Eduo Nsit, Nsit Ibom L.G.A, Akwa Ibom State
The Apostolic Church Secondary School, Ikot Oku Nsit, Nsit Ibom L.G.A, Akwa Ibom State
Still Studying
No
Skills
Basic computer operations and IT troubleshooting
Instruction and training delivery for beginners
Communication and interpersonal skills
Front desk and café operations management
Customer service and problem-solving
Record-keeping and cash handling
Multitasking and time management
Languages
English & Efik
Certifications
First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC)
Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE)
Highest Qualification
High School (S.S.C.E)
References
Mr. Emmanuel Effiong
My Experience Working at a Computer Cafe
Working at a computer café was one of the most interesting and eye-opening jobs I’ve ever had. I started the job fresh out of secondary school — eager to earn a little money and get closer to computers, which fascinated me.
At first, it seemed simple: keep the systems running, print and photocopy documents for customers, and collect payments. But within a week, I realised the job was really about people — people of all kinds. Students rushing to type assignments before deadlines, job seekers struggling with CV formats, business owners printing proposals, gamers who would spend hours at the desktops, and sometimes parents bringing kids to learn the basics.
I became part tech support, I had to help people recover files from stubborn flash drives, explain how to attach documents to emails (over and over), calm down frustrated customers when the power went out unexpectedly — which happened more times than I’d like to remember.
The café could get so busy that I’d be on my feet for hours, moving from one customer to another — troubleshooting printers, refilling paper, solving network glitches, and somehow keeping track of who owed what. There were days when the internet would crawl at a snail’s pace, and people would look at me like I personally invented the problem.
But there were good moments too. I loved seeing young kids discover games and typing for the first time. I enjoyed the quiet satisfaction when a customer would thank me for helping them send an important application or scan an old family photo.
I picked up a lot of skills I didn’t expect — how to multitask, how to stay patient, how to communicate clearly with people who had zero computer knowledge, and how to handle small money transactions honestly. I also made friends with some regulars who’d drop by just to say hi or ask for advice beyond computers.
Looking back, that computer café job wasn’t just about computers — it was about community, trust, and learning to stay calm in the middle of small daily chaos. It taught me the basics of customer service and troubleshooting under pressure — lessons that have stayed useful ever since I left Secondary School.
₦75,000 - 100,000
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