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GALLERY: Tech programme aims to teach kids about IT and entrepreneurship

HYDE PARK – Wealth Creators and The Coding Ground have launched a competition to teach children about IT and entrepreneurship

April 4, 2018
Laura Pisanello Less than a minute
Anthony Garstand and Janine Hills at the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo:Laura Pisanello

Read the story here: Tech programme aims to teach kids about IT and entrepreneurship

Jacques de Vos and Mandla Mkhwanazi celebrate the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo: Laura Pisanello.
Jason Suttie and Lisa Illingworth at the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo:Laura Pisanello
Jason Suttie is excited about the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo: Laura Pisanello
Lisa Illingworth and Boo Prince at the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo: Laura Pisanello
Kirsten Kairuz, Andrew Broekhuzen, Jason Redfrod and Michael Griffin at the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo: Laura Pisanello
Lorne Rupert, Yvonne Peter and Hannes Schulte celebrate the launch of the CtrlSHIFT tech programme. Photo:Laura Pisanello

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April 4, 2018
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