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Vanguard News Lagos establishes education radio to boost quality On Empowers 120,000 students in digital Skills Initiative By Olasunkanmi Akoni The Lagos State Government has announced plans to establish an Education Radio Station for mainly educational content aimed at improving qualitative education in the state. Commissioner for Education,  Mrs. Folasade Adefisayo,  disclosed this on Friday, during the 2021 ministerial press briefing to mark the second anniversary of Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration. According to Adefisayo,”The state has filed for licensing of the radio...

Lagos empowers 120,000 public school pupils with digital skills Lagos State Government has disclosed that 120,000 public primary and secondary schools pupils/students across its Six Educational  Districts... Lagos State Government has disclosed that 120,000 public primary and secondary schools pupils/students across its Six Educational  Districts have been empowered with basic computer skills  under its Digital Skills Initiative (DSI). The students/ pupils were trained in the areas of Basic Computer Skills, Coding Skills, Scratch, Cloud Service   and World Wide Web, Internet Technology, I...

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Informationweek Tech Skills, Coding Languages to Boost Your Salary Here's a look at the jobs that got pay raises and some of the skills that commanded higher salaries last year, according to a study by Hired and Vettery. After a year when many organizations may have frozen pay increases to preserve cash in the midst of a crisis, the dust is now clearing. While some salaries may have been frozen, the ones that went up provide insight into which skills and jobs are valued the most by organizations, particularly in an accelerated era of digital transformation. If you are among those who had thei...

Three African Americans working on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic in New York City opened up about the health crisis which is disproportionately impacting their community. "In a few months, you can develop a skillset that can provide you a pathway to a high wage career," said Aedan MacDonald, the founder and director of the program. Drawing on his own experience in the prison system, MacDonald, who is white, worked with the university's Center for Justice to develop a plan to help turn the tide on the country's recidivism rate. "Even though reentry was very difficult, it was easie...