The Digital Economy Promotion Agency (Depa) has rolled out the “dTeachers” training programme aimed at improving teacher’s skills in instructing students how to code programs, hoping to help 400 teachers from 78 schools by the end of this year.
Primary and secondary schools — either private or state-owned — are the target of this project.
The project should upgrade the digital coding skills for teachers, such as those providing coding study materials, said Nuttapon Nimmanphatcharin, president of Depa.
“By the end of this year, we target having 9,300 students, or 120 students per school, taking part in the coding courses through this programme.”
dTeachers is operated under Depa’s…
