8,000 Scholarships for Technology Courses Offered by Multimillion-Dollar Companies Oracle and iFood

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Published on 05/01/2024 at 18:20

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According to Folha Popular, iFood, a Brazilian giant in the technology sector, has formed a strategic partnership with Oracle to offer a total of 8,000 slots for scholarships in programming courses. This initiative aims to provide educational opportunities to low-income individuals and historically underrepresented groups in the tech landscape. Applications are open until January 10, marking a powerful collaboration between renowned companies in favor of inclusion and employability.

Tech Potential: Transforming Learning into Promising Careers

The Tech Potential program, led by iFood with the support of the Tech Movement and the partnership of Oracle Next Education, offers a unique educational journey. Divided into two phases, the course provides participants with fundamental knowledge of programming logic and personal development in the first stage. In the second phase, scholarship students have the opportunity to choose between Back-End and Front-End, enhancing their technical skills. With a comprehensive workload, including mentoring and practical challenges, the program totals over 560 hours of study, ensuring robust training aligned with market demands.

Tech Inclusion: Scholarships for Underrepresented Profiles in the Tech World

The program’s focus is clear: to promote technology employability for underrepresented groups, including women, Black individuals, Indigenous peoples, LGBTQIAPN+, individuals with disabilities, and those from low-income backgrounds. The partnership with Oracle Next Education, known for its online education platform, offers slots in a 100% free course, available entirely online. The commitment is not only to convey technical knowledge but also to develop essential skills for professional growth, such as business agility and entrepreneurship.

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Open Registrations: How to Participate in Tech Potential

If you meet the prerequisites for the scholarships, such as being over 18 years old, currently enrolled in or having completed high school at a public school (or private with a scholarship), proving low income, and being available for four hours a day for studies, this is your chance. Access the registration link and check all the details in the Candidate Manual. The opportunity to transform your future in the tech field is just a few clicks away.

Since its launch in 2021, Tech Potential has already impacted over 90,000 lives, providing slots in free scholarships and placing more than 3,000 people in the job market. Join this educational revolution and pave the way for a promising career in technology with the support of iFood and Oracle.

REGISTER BY CLICKING HERE!

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8,000 Scholarships for Technology Courses Offered by Multimillion-Dollar Companies Oracle and iFood

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