Women in Software Development Scholarship 2022 Application Update

Women in Software Development Scholarship is now open for applications from suitably qualified students. It is a fully funded scholarship for all students sponsored by the Ingressive For Good (I4G).

About the Scholarship

To help young Africans in need make a difference and contribute to the social and economic development of their continent, Ingressive for Good was founded. To address the gaping injustices that exist in African digital ecosystems, Ingressive For Good (I4G) was founded.

Only 5% of respondents in a 2022 worldwide software developer poll are female developers, illustrating the male-predominant nature of software development occupations. The enormous gender gap in the technology sector is largely a result of the software development sector.

By providing them with free access to software development training, Ingressive for Good and Stutern are working together to close the gender gap for 1000 women at a time.

Benefits of Women in Software Development Scholarship

The software development scholarship comprises core skills including:

1. Frontend Development.

2. Backend Development.

3. Mobile Development.

4. Software Testing.

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The course is online, beginner-friendly, and includes real-world tasks. To promote collaborative learning and growth, beneficiaries could also connect with others who share their interests.

Individuals have the chance to broaden their network as they create beneficial connections and gain knowledge.

Requirements for Women in Software Development Scholarship 

1. This is a women-only scholarship.

2. A laptop is most preferable. A phone is not advisable.

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Application Deadline

Not Specified.

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StudentsandScholarship Team.

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