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Direct linkAbiodun Alao; Roelien Brink; Sibusiso Simelane; Abosede O. Abubakre – International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education, 2024
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) has prompted organizations to embrace digital transformation, demanding that employees possess ICT technical skills to boost productivity. In developing countries, a lack of ICT education exacerbates high youth unemployment, particularly among gender-disadvantaged individuals who struggle to secure jobs…
Descriptors: Information Technology, Innovation, Technological Literacy, Job Skills
