Addressing the factors hindering women’s entry into IT
Addressing the factors hindering women’s entry into IT, the Association, together with organisations from Slovenia and Portugal, launched in May 2021 the project “Girls in the Digital World: Smart and Creative Ferratum, which aims to engage 15-18 girls in digital technologies (such as artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, Internet of Things, robotics) through their creative use in their everyday activities. Each day is structured around hands-on sessions making games or apps, Q&A with seasoned pros, and an exploration of some of the hottest new tech out today.
Seni võlaportfellide ostmise ja võlgade sissenõudmisega tegelev GS Core alustas Eesti inkassoteenuste pakkumist, esimesed lepingud on tänaseks sõlmitud.
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Estonia
Estonia has the highest number of supermodels per capita. Just google the name Carmen Kass and you won’t be disappointed.
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Prangli saar
Prangli majutus Mardi Puhketalu on kohalik pereettevõte. Puhketalu mahutab kokku 12 ööbijat, kuid olemas on veel 30 voodikohta Jäätma talus Lääneranna külalistemajas.
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Project Delivery
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Technology unleashes creativity
The pilot training of the Unleash Your CreativITy With Technology distance learning programme will start in January next year. In this autumn, there will be an active preparation phase to select the youth workers and girls who want to participate in the training. There will be events and campaigns inviting young people to join the project activities. A total of 200 girls and 50 youth workers from Slovenia, Greece and Portugal will be able to test and evaluate the course.
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A newly developed distance learning course Unleash Your CreativITy With Technology for
young and curious girls was presented.
Girls aged 15-18 will be exposed to the possibilities of technology through the training programme. Through completing the challenges, they will learn about technologies such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, the Internet of Things, programming, 3D modelling and printing, cloud computing, blockchain, how they work and, most importantly, how they can be creatively used in girls’ everyday life.
According to statistics, only 9% of girls choose STEM studies after leaving school. What’s more, around 40% of school-age girls think that technology is not for them.
LARRY MITCHELL
Get to know more about careers in tech and connect with professionals in a variety of roles. Join us and experience fun hands-on workshops and cool technology demonstration at an upcoming DigiGirlz Day, Camp, or Hackathon.