Connecting students and job seekers with local technology companies is the goal of a series of free events sponsored through April by the University of Hawaii and the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii.
Designed to accommodate 25 students, the de-centered classroom introduces multiple points of focus, fostering an inclusive and engaging learning environment.
The University of Hawaiʻi and the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii are doing what they can to develop a young pool of talent through the “Tech Days of Spring” series of events that kicked off Tuesday. The Conversation spoke with Alan Ito, head of IT Workforce Development at UH, about connecting the dots for IT talent and jobs.