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She Code Africa are thrilled to announce a partnership with Grow with Google and Coursera, which will once again be offering full scholarships to 200 African females eager to upskill. The 24-week program is open to women aged 20 to 35.

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In celebration of the International Day of the Girl Child, She Code Africa – a non-profit organisation on a mission to bridge the gender gap in tech, by equipping African girls and women with access to digital skills in technology, and fostering economic independence – are thrilled to announce a partnership with Grow with Google and Coursera, which will once again be offering full scholarships to 200 African females eager to upskill.

Ada Nduka Oyom – Founder of She Code Africa

The 24-week program is open to women aged 20 to 35 looking to upskill in areas such as Prompting Essentials, AI Essentials, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Digital Marketing and E-commerce, IT Support, Project Management, and UX Design.

It is fully virtual, self-paced, and provides access to learning resources and a supportive community of women in tech across Africa.

Applications are now open! Click here to apply, or scan the QR Code.

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