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EduCode™ Establishes Additional Distributors During Prolonged Pandemic
We are working hard to find representatives around the world who are interested in working with us to bring our highly regarded coding courses to children in their regions and countries. We have found many jurisdictions have moved online or are attempting a hybrid of online and offline to educate their children, but many have completely shut down and are still awaiting the opportunity to reopen once the pandemic subsides in their area.
Our search for quality organizations to represent us has continued during this period and we are now set up with over 20 distributors / franchisees in 13 countries and are in discussions with many more. We currently now have representative firms in countries such as Canada, USA, Turkey, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Bangladesh, India, Thailand, Myanmar, UAE, Malaysia, Palestine and Mauritius. Furthermore, we are in discussions with firms in Nepal, Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria and the UK, to name a few, and the interest is building as we progress towards the end of this pandemic.
EduCode™ Canada is a globally focused educational technology company developing educational software and tools to facilitate the learning of Computer Science (CS) for learners 10 years old and above. Our unique platform allows teachers and parents anywhere to deliver an in-depth CS curriculum to their children in school or at home, without the need for prior training in CS. Our mission is to prepare the youth for their future careers in the 4th Industrial Revolution by helping them to cultivate creativity, problem-solving skills, computational thinking, digital literacy and citizenship. In today's technologically advanced world, we believe children not only need to learn to code, but they should use code to continuously explore, learn and innovate. So far, we have had over 550,000 learners use our platform from 160 different countries.
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