Women are being awesome friends to each other in the most amazing ways that are great for progressing their careers. This series will bring you sweet, and encouraging stories of female friendships among techies every month. Be sure to come back for more! This month, I got talking to a TechTrailer- she currently works as […]
Tag Archives: Tech Education for African women
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Apr
Apr
If youâre interested in how a woman can go from being a total newbie in the very first cohort of the HerTechTrail Academy to being a tech sis who now earns in hard currencyâthe USD type specificallyâyou want to read this conversation to the last sentence. Source: Zikoko Memes Disclaimer: She did not take part […]
Break the glass ceiling, Embrace Equity, Women in Tech
Breaking the Glass Ceiling As A Woman In Tech
20
Mar
Mar
Hey Tech Sis! It’s Womenâs History Month, and Iâm sure you must have heard stories about amazing women in various spheres who are said to âBreak the Glass Ceilingâ Do you ever wonder what the phrase means? When I first heard it, I imagined that one day Iâm attending a tech conference hosted in a […]
Digital Marketing, HerTechTrail Academy, Tech Education, Women in Tech
HerTechTrail: Advancing Women Economically through Technology
15
Mar
Mar
According to a report from the National Center for Women & Information Technology, women made up only 26% of the computing workforce in 2020. This represents a decline from previous years, indicating that the gender gap in technology is actually widening rather than closing. It is clear that the gender gap in technology remains a […]
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Dec
Dec
Dear Small Business Owner, Have you ever heard the saying, âDoing business without advertising (marketing) is like winking at a girl in the dark? You know what you are doing, but nobody else does?â This statement was first made by Steuart Henderson Britt sometime around the mid-1900s. Ages ago! Do you know what it means, […]
Private Learning, Tech Education, Women in Tech
The Significance of Tech Education for African women
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Jan
Jan
 The tech industry is seen as a male-dominated career and Africa is no exception. Research has it that only 30% of African women make up the tech industry. African women are indeed highly underrepresented in the tech industry. The reason might range from gender discrimination to work culture in previous jobs or industries. Many […]