Coded to hone Johor talent


Sandhu (right) showing Aznan (left) the equipment at 42 Iskandar Puteri.

Johor’s tuition-free coding school 42 Iskandar Puteri is set to play a key role in developing local talent needed for the digital economy.

State education and information committee chairman Aznan Tamin said its presence had come at the right time as Johor moved towards greater digitalisation and economic growth.

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