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Application deadline draws near: The ThinkYoung Coding School programme helping 60+ teenagers take their first steps in coding, robotics and drones

AdminBy AdminMay 23, 2024Updated:May 23, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Following 21 successful editions all around the world, the ThinkYoung Coding School continues to expand in Africa, this time landing in Lagos-Nigeria from May 29 to June 01, 2024.

In partnership with Boeing, the ThinkYoung Coding School programme will help over 60 teenagers take their first steps in coding, robotics and drones, providing them with the essential STEM skills required for future careers.

Says the School:

To support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s vision to prioritise STEM education to ensure Nigeria’s rapid development, we and our partners at Boeing are committed to empowering youth to lead digital transformation in the country.

Applications are still open, and details about the programme can be found here.

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