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$30m Microsoft training scheme aims to get 3,000 South Africans into IT | |
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| Time: 13:44 EST/18:44 GMT | News Source: ZDNet | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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An Microsoft initiative to train unemployed young people in IT has been given funding to expand in South Africa. The Development Bank of South Africa (BDSA) has awarded Microsoft South Africa a R145m ($15m) grant to invest in its Student2Business training scheme, which the software company will match with a similar investment from its 4Afrika program. The company claims that the total R290m funding will get 3,000 unemployed youngsters into work over the next three years. | ||
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