Africa Teen Geeks has taught 49000 children from disadvantaged communities with 23000 of those being girls. December 2018 it entered into a partnership with the department of basic education to develop and implement a coding and robotics curriculum to be taught from Grade R-9 to public schools which will reach 9 million learners every year. This means that every child in SA irrespective of gender, race & socioeconomic background will have access to tech education and create a pipeline of girls and people of color closing the gender gap and bring racial parity in tech.

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• South Africa

• Youth
• The poor
• Remote and rural communities

Yes it is being implemented in South African schools and there are plans to introduce the curriculum in Lesotho schools

Every child in SA irrespective of gender, race & socioeconomic background will have access to tech education and create a pipeline of girls and people of color closing the gender gap and bring racial parity in tech.

• Disadvantaged and vulnerable groups • Indigenous peoples • Access to scientific knowledge• ICTs for all• Gender • Youth• Combating illiteracy • Life-long learning • Education/training