UCA hires Arkansas Coding Academy director
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UCA hires Arkansas Coding Academy director

talkbusiness.net
December 9, 2020

Summary

The Arkansas Coding Academy has appointed Alison Wish as its new director, bringing over 20 years of experience in information technology to the role. Her responsibilities will include overseeing the program's administration and expanding the training curriculum to meet workforce demands in the tech sector.

Established in 2016 at the University of Central Arkansas, the Arkansas Coding Academy aims to create a talent pipeline for careers in programming and software development. This initiative is crucial for addressing the growing need for skilled workers in information technology, a sector that continues to evolve rapidly.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

While the article does not explicitly mention registered apprenticeships, the work of the Arkansas Coding Academy contributes to workforce development in technology, which is closely related to apprenticeship opportunities. By expanding training programs, it supports the creation of a skilled workforce that can fulfill the needs of the tech industry.

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