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WHAT STAGE OF YOUR JOURNEY ARE YOU IN?
SPARK
Middle & High School Students
Looking to explore what STEM is all about? We've listed a variety of programs to try out to see if STEM is right for you.
EXPLORE
High School Students
Interested in Tech, but not sure what a Tech professional does for a living? Explore the possibilities of where a career in Tech can lead you through a hands-on job shadowing experience. See what it's like to apply a tech background to research, create the next breakthrough and work cooperatively in a team in a corporate setting.
EXPERIENCE
College Students
As a college student, it's critical to gain experience in the field prior to graduating. We're here to help you find the right internship that allows you to explore all the profession possibilities within your major, what a typical work day is like, and getting a feel for the company environment.
LAUNCH
Young Professionals
Do you need to find a network of black women in STEM? Need a mentor to help assist you on your career path? Or classes that will teach you how to navigate the corporate maze and allow you to outline your career goals? Our goal is to prepare young women to thrive and be leaders in the world of STEM, which is why we've created our career guidance sector to answer all these questions.
ENGAGEMENT
Future Tech Leaders
The journey to create Black women leaders of tomorrow doesn’t end with finding that first job. We will be asking you to become mentors to those coming behind you as we have asked those in the tech field now to provide job shadowing and mentoring.
Those of you who are in corporations may be asked to work with NCWIT to help create an inclusive environment with your department. As well as, creating real opportunities for Black women in tech by starting, owning or investing in tech companies.