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- The teacher introduces the idea of the formation of ICT Club to the Headteacher. The Headteacher becomes Patron and the teacher may serve as Assistant
- Market the idea to all other interested and supportive teachers. This may help in project-based work.
- Document clearly the aim and objectives and planned activities of the club.
- Share your club idea back with the school administration including the Board of Governors to seek approval.
- Develop a work plan/action plan of at least one year and make it available to all members.
- Convince more students to join.
- Dissolve the steering committee and elect officials to run the club.
- Keep club records: minutes, reports, photos, etc.
- Develop club webpage or blog to share your ideas.
- Be relevant to your school, community, country, and the world. Align your program to the SDGs.
- Have activities running at any one time
- Let all members remain active
- Keep good record of what you do in the club
- Work as a team; be supportive and have respect towards each other.
- Have regular meetings
- Have clear agenda for your meetings
- Be good role models in your ICT Department, school and community.
- Have clear ground rules; aims and objectives; must be well understood by all members; stick to club rules
- Strive to excel in ICT and Computer Studies
