WOMEN TECHSTERS
Africa's largest digital skills-to-employability program helping girls and women break barriers and build sustainable tech careers.
About the program
Women Techsters program is a free digital skills-to-employability program empowering girls and women (ages 10-40) from marginalized African communities to break cycles of poverty through technology careers. Using industry-relevant curriculum with cutting-edge tools, participants specialize in in-demand learning tracks, while receiving mentorship, job matching, and business support.
The program has impacted 260,715 women across 30 countries, with 80% of intermediate/advanced learners securing jobs, exploring freelance opportunities or building technology businesses within 1 year of program completion
The goal of the program is to empower 5 million girls and women across 54 African countries by 2030.
Skilling Programs
Hands-on training pathways to build technical expertise and career readiness.
1 year program
Women Techsters Fellowship
A one-year learning journey blending hands-on technology training with real-world experience, mentorship, and job matching and entrepreneurship support.
3 weeks program
Women Techsters Bootcamp
A 3-week immersive training program for women transitioning into tech careers with hands-on projects and industry experts.
Expert-led Sessions
Women Techsters Masterclass
Short expert-led sessions offering practical, industry-relevant insights on emerging technologies and career growth strategies.
Advocacy Programs
Community initiatives inspiring the next generation of women in tech.
Monthly Sessions
Women Techsters Open Day
A monthly event connecting young women with inspiring female role models in tech, sharing success stories and career pathways.
Grassroots Advocacy Program
Tech Girls Drive
A grassroots campaign inspiring girls (ages 10-20) to explore technology careers through interactive sessions and mentorship.
Advocacy Book
Tech Girls Squad Advocacy Book
An advocacy book that uses storytelling to show young girls the possibilities that exist in technology, ensuring that more girls see themselves as innovators, creators, and problem-solvers in the digital age.
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