Educational institutions are continuing to boost their investments in developing students' innovation and entrepreneurship skills. This comes as there's a growing need for digital talent who can create practical technological solutions. In line with this, NTG Schools, which are part of NTG Clarity, announced they're joining the second edition of the StartupTeen program, organized by iSchool. This move aims to prepare a new generation of innovators and entrepreneurs from an early age.
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