Tackling the digital skills gap: youth without jobs, employers without workers
Coding in elementary classrooms is only now starting to take hold in Canada. Employers say it’s needed to produce the talent they need.
Canadian youth use sophisticated technology in many aspect of their lives, but are failing to gain the skills to develop that technology themselves, something employers are seeking. This contributes to an unemployment rate for young people that’s almost double the national average.
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