The survey report titled Economic Graph Initiatives is already being used by NPower Canada an organization that provides IT training for the youth, to update its curriculum and Seneca College has begun short-term courses based on the findings.
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With projections from the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) estimating that over 50,000 tech jobs will need to be hired for by 2019 and with 16 per cent of LinkedIn profiles in the region reporting they have technology skills, the research focused on understanding the Toronto region’s tech sector, what tech skills the region has and what it should develop.
The survey found that the following 11 skills were the top tech skills of most people recently hired for tech jobs in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA):
- Mobile development
- Game development
- Perl/Python/Ruby
- User Interface Design
- Computer Graphics & animation
- Algorithm design
- C/C++
- Web programming
- Java development
- Microsoft Application Development
- Database management & software
Other key findings were:
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