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Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers

More than 200 state-school pupils from disadvantaged homes will learn computer code, as part of two new pilot schemes designed to improve social mobility in the digital-technology sector.

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Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech

Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech

Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech

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