The Technology Advantage Program, launching in September, connects high schools, colleges and industry. The program begins in Grade 9 and is open to students at feeder schools for three high schools in low-income and/or rural communities (including my alma mater, J.L. Ilsley High School). Participants will have access to mentorship, internships and co-op placements, and the government will cover two years of tuition at the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC). Graduates of the program will be guaranteed interviews with IBM, which grew its workforce in the province from 65 to 518 in five years.(BetaKit)