NPower Texas has announced it is expanding its free tech training program into San Antonio, bringing new career opportunities to veterans and young adults looking to launch tech careers.
Nonprofit orgs dedicated to diversifying the IT talent pipeline, changing the landscape of tech leadership, and empowering underrepresented tech workers are helping reshape the IT workforce.
National tech training nonprofit NPower was awarded a $1 million grant from MetLife Foundation to fund tech training programs that help to move women, people of color, military veterans, and military spouses from poverty to the middle class through tech jobs.
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Capital One’s Vice President and Head of Product for Omni Customer Servicing joins the national free tech training non-profit board.
From Release News: The nonprofit tech training program, NPower, and TESSCO Technologies Incorporated (NASDAQ: TESS), a leading value-added distributor to the wireless infrastructure construction industry, have announced a partnership to create economic prosperity by launching digital careers for young adults from underserved communities and military veterans.
Executives from Cisco, Deloitte, Bank of America, and Vista Equity Partners join the Board of Directors
New research finds overlapping skills should afford that jump from non-tech to tech.
Equity-focused nonprofit NPower and Emsi Burning Glass said their data reveals that 2.6 million women of color have tech-similar skills to fill vacant tech jobs.
Classes start at the end of March – See if you qualify today!
Classes start at the end of March – See if you qualify today!
See if you qualify today!
