Lifewire News: If you’re thinking about a career in tech, take a look at a few of the programs available right now to non-traditional technology learners. If there’s a will there’s a way.
St. Louis magazine features, St. Louis program director, Adande Lane, as she pushes for more women of color to join our next virtual class on September 8th.
NortonLifeLock blog features NPower graduate, Anthony Plummer as they highlight how individuals without a college degree can help fill the cyber talent shortage.
CBS-13 Baltimore interviews Executive Director of NPower Maryland, Kendra Parlock about the virtual classes starting September 8th.
San Francisco Chronicle profiles NPower alumna, Katerina Ignatyeva, who is weathering the tech job market amidst the pandemic (link to pdf)
NPower has been a committed program partner of the Youth Financial Capability Fund since it was launched by Prosperity Now and Citi Foundation.
Come celebrate a night of building new pathways to opportunity for young adults and military veterans from underserved communities.
Our first-ever national graduation, new leadership announcement and a spotlight on Guardian Life and Tiger Foundation.
NPower has announced the first virtual graduation ceremony during COVID-19 will be held Thursday, August 6th, 2020, at 7:00 pm ET. Mark Hill, Senior VP and CIO, Gilead Sciences to serve as commencement speaker for the 300 young adults and veteran trainees.
Kendra Parlock as the executive director of NPower Maryland. Serving some of the poorest neighborhoods in East and West Baltimore, the organization provides tuition-free information technology (IT) training and certifications to job seekers, offering a fast-track to jobs with employers committed to hiring diverse IT talent.
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Now accepting applications for the Spring 2021 cohort. Classes start February 22nd.
