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Code Week is back and invites everyone to acquire new skills in the world of programming - Vimarsana News

Code Week is back and invites everyone to acquire new skills in the world of programming

Coding Week has already begun and continues until the 22nd To inspire and encourage children and adults to bring their ideas to life through codingBut

EU Code Week 2023 kicks off to encourage young people to acquire coding and digital skills - Vimarsana News

EU Code Week 2023 kicks off to encourage young people to acquire coding and digital skills

The EU Code Week began on Saturday 7 October this year. Then today (9 October) from 16:00-18:00 there will be a livestreamed event with speakers from the education and advanced digital skills domain who will share their insights into the importance of coding, and connect live with schools showcasing remarkable coding education actions. The aim of the […]

Digging for (digital) gold: How Africa can build a prosperous future economy – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Digging for (digital) gold: How Africa can build a prosperous future economy – The Mail & Guardian

The continent needs to invest in its potential resource, the youth, by ensuring rapid and extensive digital skills development

Source: mg.co.za
Programme to drive digital skills across Africa launched in Johannesburg - Vimarsana News

Programme to drive digital skills across Africa launched in Johannesburg

The fourth edition of the Africa Code Week, an initiative of SAP, kicked-off early this week at a function held in Johannesburg.

SAP Africa Code Week Empowers 2.6m Youth In 2022 - Vimarsana News

SAP Africa Code Week Empowers 2.6m Youth In 2022

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) report has showed that an estimated 230 million jobs in sub-Saharan Africa will require digital skills in 2030,