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'Indigitech': Tech firms launch programme to get Māori, Pasifika children into stem subjects - Vimarsana News

'Indigitech': Tech firms launch programme to get Māori, Pasifika children into stem subjects

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Business.Scoop » Technology Organisations Collaborate To Provide Access To Free STEM Learning Opportunities At Low Decile Schools

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Technology Organisations Collaborate To Provide Access To Free STEM Learning Opportunities At Low Decile Schools

13, June, 2023, Auckland, New Zealand – A group of leading technology companies are collaborating to provide tamariki with digital access to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) topics at low decile New Zealand intermediate ...

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Auckland.Scoop » Technology Organisations Collaborate To Provide Access To Free STEM Learning Opportunities At Low Decile Schools

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Tech firms partner to deliver digital skills to low decile Kiwi schools - Vimarsana News

Tech firms partner to deliver digital skills to low decile Kiwi schools

The Indigitech program officially launches having recruited more than 5700 students and 270 teachers from 33 schools.