A digital-skills learning platform helping secondary-school students build practical, future-ready abilities.
Platform coming soonEducational intellectual property
We build worlds that help young people play, learn and thrive digitally.
The Root Access Network turns digital safety lessons into games, stories and experiences children and families want to engage with.
TRAN is the parent company behind CYTRAC™, Skillverse and Ubuntu Bridge Initiative.
CYTRAC™TRAN's flagship educational IP
One company. Three worlds.
Different ways to make digital learning matter.
TRAN creates and stewards three connected initiatives spanning play, practical skills and access.
Parent company
The Root Access Network
The Root Access Network
World 1
Play. Learn. Stay secure.
CYTRAC™ is a practical cybersecurity board game that helps children build safer online habits through play, discussion and real-life decision making.
At home, families can use CYTRAC to start useful conversations about passwords, scams, privacy, digital footprints and responsible online behaviour.
In schools, CYTRAC can be delivered as a one-hour, no-device classroom session, with an anonymous reflection and a short written summary of what students understood, misunderstood and should learn next.
For families, it is a game you can own. For schools, it is a practical way to start the conversation.
World 2
A practical pathway for the digital skills students need beyond the classroom.
T.R.A.N is building a structured digital skills platform for secondary schools, helping students develop capability across online safety, AI literacy, productivity, data, coding and digital creation.
The programme combines guided lessons, practical tasks, projects, progress tracking and certificates, giving schools a clearer picture of what students can actually do, not just what they have completed.
Teachers control lesson release, students move through learning at a manageable pace, and the platform is designed to work in real school settings, including shared-device and low-bandwidth environments.
World 3
Access becomes opportunity.
Ubuntu Bridge Initiative runs a three-path internship programme in:
Cybersecurity • Digital Skills • Career Development
Participants gain practical experience through structured tasks, mentorship and real project work, with support designed to remove the barriers that can stop young people from taking part.
Support can include:
LaptopsPower banksData supportCertification vouchers
The aim is simple: help participants build capability, complete meaningful work and move towards further study, training or employment.
Learning in motion
Built with people, tested in the real world.
Our work moves through classrooms, communities and public playtests across Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
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What comes next
The worlds are still growing.
Work with TRAN
Different partners. One stronger digital generation.
Schools
Bring practical digital learning into your school community.
Parents & families
Discover tools that make important conversations easier.
Retail & distribution
Help TRAN products reach new families and markets.
Corporate & CSR
Support access, education and measurable social impact.
Investors
Invest in the future of digital education.