UK is lagging on quality of IT staff not quantity, says tech chief

Dave Bailey
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Egypt, India and China lead UK in IT education

Mark Kenealy: "Egypt is fast becoming a leading market for quality IT graduates." The UK is falling behind on quality rather than quantity of IT graduates compared with overseas applicants, accor...

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