The digital world is still changing quickly, and young people are becoming more and more aware of cybersecurity issues. In order to help prepare the upcoming generation of tech professionals, the 4-H Clayton County UGA Extension Office is taking over. According to Clayton County Government News, they are hosting a session called “Tech Careers: Cybersecurity & IT Solutions” that is specifically targeted at students in the seventh through twelfth grades.
The event will be held at 1262 Government Circle, Jonesboro, GA 30236 on January 13, 2025, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. According to registration information, there is a small $5 registration charge and a requirement to register in advance in order to guarantee a space at this instructive event.
Gregory Rivers, an industry expert, is leading the charge in this interactive adventure. Participants will likely learn more about the complex world of cyber safety and IT solutions thanks to his views and experience. Given the increased prevalence of cyber dangers, it is imperative that young people acquire the skills necessary to navigate and safeguard digital environments as they think about their future employment.
By visiting the official page, those who are interested in taking part can mark the event on their calendars and register. For further questions, Clayton County’s statement includes the 4-H Clayton County UGA Extension Office’s phone number, 770-473-3945.
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