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Supplement traditional winter programming with activities that engage patrons outside the library’s four walls.

We take a look at the programmes attempting to bridge the UK's growing skills gap

Lennox and Addington Libraries are launching a Code Club for area kids this fall. This Thursday, Aug 19, will ...

  To reaffirm its effort aimed at leveraging technology to support the dreams of young Ghanaians, world technology giant Samsung has set up an Innovation Campus (Innovation Hub) in Agona Swedru of the Central Region of Ghana. In partnership with the Ghana Code Club, the Agona West Municipal Assembly and the Office of the Central Regional Minister, the Samsung Innovation Hub project will house series of coding programmes where young children between the ages of 5 to 17 years in public basic sc...

Kids Coding the Future   Kids Code Jeunesse is a charity organization that offers Canadian kids the opportunity to learn digital skills They aim to educate 1 million children in coding, digital citizenship, and creativity by 2030 About Kids Code Jeunesse Kids Code Jeunesse is a bilingual Canadian charity determined to give every Canadian child access t...

Nationwide Building Society is taking applications for its first apprenticeships which will be delivered in partnership with Swindon’s new Institute of Technology. The society is recruiting apprentice roles in tech-related areas including cybersecurity, software development and DevOps in order to offer more opportunities for people looking to start new careers in technology. The IoT will be based on the New College North Star campus and has been developed in partnership with Swindon emp...

Nationwide Building Society kicks off search for tech apprentices Nationwide is working with local organisations to boost tech skills Share this item with your network: By Published: 11 Feb 2021 10:45 Nationwide Building Society has opened the application process for an apprenticeship programme that aims to educate 1,000 people in five years. Working alongside the Swindon Institute of Technology, Nationwide is seeking apprentices in tech areas including cyber security, software developmen...

Updated Tuesday, 26th January 2021, 5:47 pm Data scientist Amanda Beedham, who works for the RSA Insurance Group at its headquarters in Horsham, launched the initiative with Horsham’s Millais School in a bid to get more girls interested in a male-dominated subject. And it’s worked. The Code Club project is growing in popularity. It all started when Amanda and some colleagues approached Millais subject lead of digital technologies Rebecca Hunt who was running an after school coding club an...

The group, which started in 2018, makes $1,000 grants to community projects that affect a broad swath of the Roanoke Valley.