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One Million Coders programme shifts focus to third- and final-year university students

But if we focus the training on our level 400s and 300s, then we're beginning to prepare them for the world of work as they graduate,” said the Minister.
According to him, the Ministry had earlier provided 500 laptops to set up 10 training centres, and the additional 2,000 will bring the total to 2,500 laptops, enabling the establishment of 15 learning centres across campus.“If a level 100 completes the program today and decides not to do anything between level 2, 3, and 400, by the time they're leaving the university, there is a gap between the training and then the implementation.
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