Embraer Giant Opens Applications for Exclusive Scholarships for Women in Technology

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/08/2023 at 09:36

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Embraer Launches Career Acceleration Program in Technology for Women

Embraer has started registrations for its career acceleration program in technology, focused exclusively on women. Embraer Social Tech Careers enters its third edition with the offer of 50 scholarships in São José dos Campos (SP), aiming to provide opportunities and professional inclusion for female students.

Selected students for the scholarships will have the chance to delve into data analysis and the Python programming language, essential skills with applications in data science, artificial intelligence, and automation. The initiative is a result of a partnership with Gama Academy, a school specialized in training professionals for the digital market in technology fields.

Future Opportunities and Course Methodology in Technology

Those selected for the scholarships who complete the four-month course will be included in the Embraer talent pool and partner companies, making them eligible to participate in future selection processes. The methodology applied is based on a bootcamp, which offers an immersive remote training experience, developing skills and competencies in the technology sector.

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Registrations for Embraer Scholarships

To participate in the technology scholarship program offered by Embraer, exclusive to women, interested applicants can register directly via the company’s website. Simply access the Embraer Social Tech Careers page and fill out the registration form by September 3. Through this simple and quick process, candidates have the opportunity to apply for one of the 50 scholarships made available by Embraer, in partnership with Gama Academy.

About Embraer and Gama Academy

Embraer is a global aerospace company, focused on Commercial and Executive Aviation, Defense & Security, and Agricultural Aviation. Headquartered in Brazil, Embraer has delivered more than 8,000 aircraft and is recognized as the leading manufacturer of commercial jets with up to 150 seats worldwide.

The Embraer Social Tech Careers program is a partnership with Gama Academy, a school that selects talent and trains professionals for the digital market in technology fields. With a successful history of employability among its graduates, Gama Academy aims to transform 1 million professionals in the coming years, boasting over 200,000 professionals on its platform.

The initiative aims to boost female participation in the technology field and provide opportunities for building promising careers in a constantly growing and transforming sector. With the support of Embraer and Gama Academy, selected scholarship students will be able to equip themselves with fundamental technological skills and broaden their professional horizons in an inclusive and collaborative environment.

Embraer Giant Opens Applications for Exclusive Scholarships for Women in Technology

Embraer Launches Career Acceleration Program in Technology for Women

Future Opportunities and Course Methodology in Technology

Registrations for Embraer Scholarships

About Embraer and Gama Academy

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