The program offers a free, flexible, and self-paced virtual learning environment with diverse tracks, real-world project building, and a supportive global community, preparing students for future tech careers.
The Girls Who Code Pathways Program is a free, flexible, and fully virtual learning experience designed for high school girls and non-binary students. Over seven weeks, participants gain hands-on experience in high-demand tech fields by completing self-paced coursework and building purpose-driven tech projects. Students can explore tracks such as Data Science + AI (Python), Cybersecurity (Python), Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), Game Design (JavaScript & p5.js), and AI + Society (no coding required). The program emphasizes real-world skill development, project creation for portfolios, and career insights through virtual events with industry professionals. Participants also connect with a global community of peers via Discord and benefit from optional live student hours for support and collaboration. Upon completing at least one course, students earn a certificate and become part of the Girls Who Code Alumni Network, gaining access to exclusive benefits and career support.
A typical day involves self-paced coursework, working on project-based tutorials, and optional participation in live virtual sessions like Student Hours, Advisor & Partner Events, and Community Events on Discord.
This program is ideal for high school girls and non-binary students (grades 8-12) of all coding levels, including beginners, who want to explore technology, gain real-world skills, and build meaningful projects at their own pace.
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