Why the number of students taking GCSE IT has fallen and how it can be reversed
how to think not what to think. Only by equipping them with techniques to think like coders will they learn how to solve complex IT problems. This approach would be beneficial for students, potential employers and the future of IT.” Graham Hunter, VP of skills at CompTIA, points out that many young people don’t understand what a career in IT really means. As a result, they may be put off studying academic courses in the area – what he terms a “confidence gap”. He tells IT Pro: “Without sufficient role models, students often end up leaning on stereotypes like having to be good at...
Source: itpro.co.uk