Microsoft Aims to Empower Over 100,000 Women with Free Technology Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 10/03/2021 at 09:23

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Opportunity in Technology – Free Courses Offered by Microsoft Exclusively for Women

Digital platform MaisMulheres.Tech in partnership with WoMakersCode and Microsoft offers 6 tracks of free courses for professional training, in addition to promoting a special agenda of live sessions on female leadership in technology

Register Now for Microsoft’s Free Courses

Registration for Microsoft’s free technology courses is available directly on the MaisMulheres.Tech website, and interested individuals can register for one or more tracks. With a duration of between 4h and 8h, all courses will be taught by women and ensure participants receive a certificate of completion. Upon registering, classes must be completed within 30 days.

Free Courses Offered by Microsoft

Introduction to Cloud Computing – fundamentals of cloud computing focused on key services of Microsoft Azure.
Introduction to Serverless with Node.js – Serverless applications using Node.js, Azure Functions, Static Web Apps, and GitHub Actions.
Infrastructure – key concepts of Infrastructure in Azure, focusing on topics such as IaaS, PaaS, and Containers, the journey to the Cloud with support Frameworks, Express Route, SAP on Azure, and more.
Cybersecurity – main security controls available in Azure to elevate the security maturity level of the environment.
DevOps – DevOps concepts and practices, with Microsoft technology specialists, through explanations and examples on platforms like Azure DevOps and GitHub.
Development – Azure resources and solutions related to various scenarios and architectures in application development.
Data Science and Artificial Intelligence – fundamentals focused on Databases, Data Engineering, Data Science, AI, and building dashboards with Power BI.

Note: To register, simply click on the desired course, and you will be redirected to the registration page.

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