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Moroccan geeks flock to paradise for hackers Source: AFP Published: 2020/12/7 17:23:41 With its rows of sleek computers and ultra-modern study methods, Morocco s 1337 campus is a dream-come-true for budding geeks, in a country where IT skills are in high demand. A student, mask-clad due to the coronavirus pandemic, uses a computer at a lab room at the 1337 information technology training center in Morocco s central city of Khouribga on November 17. Photo: AFPConceived as a paradise for coders, the center offers project-based training on programming, innovation and building IT systems. Tuition is free and students largely create their own curricula. It all happens on a 24-hour campus reminiscent of Silicon Valley, complete with a canteen, graffiti art on the walls and game rooms offering swings and table soccer. ....
Sunday, 13 Dec 2020 11:22 AM MYT A student uses a computer at a lab room at the ‘1337’ information technology training centre in Morocco s central city of Khouribga. AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KHOURIBGA, Dec 13 With its rows of sleek computers and ultra-modern study methods, Morocco’s 1337 campus is a dream come true for budding geeks, in a country where IT skills are in high demand. Conceived as a paradise for coders, the centre offers project-based training on programming, innovation and building IT systems. Tuition is free and students largely create their own curricula. ....
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