Thinking about switching to a career in tech but worried you don’t have the “right” background? You’re not alone. Whether you have a background in teaching, healthcare or even retail, tech is full of people who took unconventional paths to get here.
Women, particularly in male-dominated fields like tech, journalism, and gaming, endure relentless online harassment that threatens their careers, mental well-being, and opportunities. Cyberbullying disproportionately affects women and non-binary individuals, often silencing their voices and limiting their professional growth. This post sheds light on the harsh realities of online abuse, its lasting impact, and the steps we can take to foster safer, more inclusive digital spaces.
The Women of Silicon Roundabout is the largest tech event for women in the country and a key highlight in the tech events calendar- the 2024 edition was no exception. Thanks to industry partner tombola, TechUP’s Click Start alumnae, Sophie and Eunice, secured tickets to this highly sought-after event in London, held in November 2024. […]
…in previous years I would have been very hesitant to believe someone’s testimony towards a free course… the return however is more than I could have imagined. I am living the life I always dreamt of. Click Start 2024 Alumna* I am 34 and for all my working life, I have bounced around low-paid entry-level […]
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Chatting with TechUP tutor Uffa Modey about her career, goals, and experience of teaching on the Click Start programme.
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