Women in Tech Mentoring Schemes – April 2016
Structur3dpeople are running three mentoring schemes starting in April for women in the tech industry.
The mentoring programme targets women looking to move or advance further within the tech sector.
Structur3dpeople is a recruitment company working within the tech sector, providing mentoring and resourcing services to help organisations build a more diverse workforce.
Each event takes place quarterly from 6th April and it’s aimed at women with different level of experience:
The Leadership Programme (from Senior to Board Level); Fast Track to Tech (new to the tech sector) and Women in Tech Startups (aspiring female tech entrepreneurs).
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