Bringing kids up to speed in digital age


Deputy Permanent Secretary (Higher Education) at the Ministry of Education Dr Chin Wei Keh in a group photo at the event. - Borneo Bulletin/Asia News Network

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/Asia News Network): Globally, there is a shortage of candidates with digital skills and in this technological age, coding is a highly-sought skill in any industry.

“We really wanted to unlock the potential our kids have and enable them to think creatively and logically to be able to solve any problem,” said Dynamik Technologies Chief Executive Officer Haslina Taib.

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