The software company is holding 20 training sessions in coding and IOT at two Gauteng-based German International Schools.
Africa Teen Geeks and the Gauteng education department will introduce these skills in Tshwane schools from January 2019.
The online platform, which helps high school students get into the world's top universities, will expand its offering to post-grad courses later this year.
The 21 Days of Y'ello Care programme runs from 1 to 21 June, as employees lend a hand to contribute to this year's focus area, youth empowerment.
The initiative is for schools that have embraced Acer technology and encourage digital transformation in the classroom.
The Internet giant invests in Soweto to train the community in digital skills, to either start their own business or get a job in ICT.
The partnership will see MultiChoice sponsor a research chair of machine learning at the University of Pretoria.
Employee training and education is vital if companies want to reduce the risk of cyber attacks.
The professional services firm pledges a further $200 million to upskilling disadvantaged people across the world, including SA.
Enterprises can now leverage virtual reality training applications to aid business production, says HP.
And that is not necessarily a bad thing for cyber security professionals, said Netskope's Neil Thacker.
It is committed to actively developing software development professionals via its school, DevFluence, the company says.