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We're looking for your feedback about which topics you'd like to see offered through our training and programs. Digital Nova Scotia supports the tech sector in addressing current and future workforce needs through education & capacity building. We greatly appreciate you taking a few minutes to fill out the survey below, to help us get a better understanding of which training and professional development sessions will be the most useful to you and your organization! If you have any questions, comments or concerns about this survey, please contact Song Pho at song@digitalnovascotia.com. [gravityform id="6" title="false" description="false" ajax="false"][/gravityform]
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