The Government of Gibraltar to Create Blockchain-Related Education Courses

The Government of Gibraltar to Create Blockchain-Related Education Courses
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2018-10-23 09:00

The Government of Gibraltar recently launched the New Technologies in Education (NTiE) Advisory Group, a group responsible for addressing the growing demand for skills in the emerging technology sector.

According to the Gibraltar Chronicle’s article published on October 19, 2018, one of their focus areas is to create educational material on innovative technologies like blockchain. Government Partners with University of. . . Read More. The post by Cindy Huynh appeared first on BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News.

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Gibraltar Commits to Train New Generations and Professionals on Blockchain

The government of Gibraltar has announced the launch of a new advisory group focused on creating education courses covering new technologies such as blockchain. The New Technologies in Education (NTiE) group will be a joint initiative between the government and the University of Gibraltar in collaboration with several tech companies based in the country.

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