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Jan 10, 2020 15 min

Albany Can Code Prepares Students for Local Job Openings

from Upstate Issues with WGY's Diane Donato

At a time when area recruiters are frequently discussing a skills gap that is keeping local people from filling high-paying local jobs, Albany Can Code is offering classes that can help people fill that gap without obtaining an advanced degree.In this podcast with Diane Donato, Founder and CEO Annmarie Lanesey explains what coding is, talks about local opportunities, and describes some of the classes offered at Albany Can Code. Who has the aptitude? Lanesey says many people do and she talks about local partnerships that help bring the opportunity to learn coding to some under-served communities.

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