Our world is undergoing a massive technological shift. By 2025, one third of the most important skillsets in the workplace will be digital.
Due to long-standing stereotypes of the role of girls and women, they have all too often been excluded from shaping technological developments in society. Tech is still seen by many as the preserve of boys and men.
To spark girls’ natural interest in digital technologies, we expose them to the thriving world of technology and allow them to learn at their own pace. Through our courses we are letting young girls play with different types of digital technologies as they explore new skills by creating real projects alongside their peers.
Everyone gravitates towards different things, learns differently, and at a different pace. Consequently, TECH education should be multifaceted. Not everyone needs to be a coder, but everyone should be able to discover the dozens of varied skills and career opportunities available that go beyond programming.