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Kozel students will be able to learn programming for free

Kozel School No. 2 has become a platform for training future IT specialists.

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Kozel students will be able to learn programming for free

Kozel School No. 2 has become a platform for training future IT specialists. Here opened a full-time center of the federal program "Code of the future", designed for students of 8-9 grades.

According to the head of the district administration Elena Slabova, the project participants will be able to learn modern programming languages for free, learn to create their own software solutions and perform engineering tasks.

Classes will be held under the guidance of mentors with practical experience in the IT field.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, school No. 1 in Lyudynovo turned half a century.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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