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HACSA Foundation’s Tech4Girls Programme graduates 4th cohort, advancing Ghana’s digital skills agenda

The fourth cohort of the HACSA Foundation’s Tech4Girls Programme will graduate today, Thursday, at the HACSA campus in Kanda, Accra, as the initiative continues its drive to equip young women with coding and job readiness skills.
The graduation of the fourth cohort adds to the growing number of young women trained through the programme since its launch and reinforces efforts to increase female participation in technology and innovation.
That structure continued into the third cohort, which recorded increased participation while maintaining the programme’s focus on coding, soft skills training and masterclasses designed to promote collaboration and peer learning.
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