The Explore Group, which founded the Explore Data Science Academy, is preparing to set up offices in the UK, having trained over 1 000 young data scientists in SA.
The coding initiative aims to train over three million young Africans, as the 2020 edition goes online in October.
Blue Pencil Creative, a Dynamics Technology company, designed and implemented a digital early childhood development certified training programme for Cotlands to provide ELFs with training experience.
This collaboration will support young people who are currently outside of the workforce to develop 21st century skills to gain entry into the job market.
The entire world has moved to an online environment and we need to skill ourselves to survive in it, says Sharon Oosterberg, business development manager at CTU Training Solutions.
The non-profit ICT organisation appoints seven new board members, who will provide strategic oversight and guidance.
The citizen engagement platform signs a partnership deal with UNICEF to advance child protection, youth engagement and social policy initiatives.
University of Pretoria’s postgraduate students and Wits researchers develop Wingu Academy to support schools, tutoring centres and home-schoolers.
Professor Veronica McKay says the industry has a social responsibility to assist students and should broaden discounted offerings to empower students.
The Central University of Technology has set up an artificial intelligence programme to help graduates create the next generation of intelligent solutions.
The Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa is still accepting entrants for this year’s online computer programming challenge.
Apple’s iStore SA collaborates with iSchoolAfrica and Springboks captain Siya Kolisi to support matrics with e-learning kits and run online workshops.