Digital tech company Jam Coding aims to provide kids with proper computing education

Jam Coding has some high ambitions in the tech sector for 2023. It wants to reach as many children as possible this year to ensure they all have access to proper computer education. To that end, it will aim to improve the current situation across Lancashire.

Since Jam Coding was established in Blackburn in 2014, the aim has been to deliver computer education to the youth in a fun way. The purpose is to ensure that tech development and training starts at a young age for a brighter future with careers and in the industry. Now, more than 30 regions in the UK have franchises catering to this rising demand.

Chief executive and founder and founder of Jam Coding, Roger Grogan, shared his ambitious goal:

“We want to reach as many children as possible as part of our mission to **close the digital divide** that exists within this country. We believe that all **children deserve a proper computing education**, but unfortunately, most schools lack the resources to deliver it to its full potential.”

Not only does Jam Coding look at schools, but homes with young children are also a concern for the company. It doesn’t want students to fall behind their peers simply because they can’t afford the technology. As a bonus, it also provides clubs for after school, curriculum events and workshops that help improve computer education for teachers and students.

There are plenty of opportunities to start a business like this across the UK, expanding the brand while running your own company. It’s ideal for any potential business owners who would love to help schools and students increase their technological education. If this is something that interests you, learn how you can start a Jam Coding franchise business today**!