How can you best prepare to enter the workforce of the future?
In Georgia alone there are over 20,000 open computer programming positions with an average annual salary of about $85,000. However, even with a blossoming increase in the city’s total tech industry employment, less than 6 percent of Atlanta’s public schools offer coding classes.
There is a huge opportunity to train the future workforce and coding curriculum non-profit honorCode has cracked the code on how to do this quickly and effectively.
Now honorCode is opening up the discussion to the public
Join honorCode January 31st, to hear a group of expert panelists from the tech industry and workforce development explore topics surrounding workforce trends, innovative training programs, and the needs of employers across industries.
If you are a student, a parent of a future techie, or simply interested in joining the discussion, join industry experts and come prepared with questions of your own for the panelists!
