The Girls Who Code Pathways Program offers a free, flexible, and self-paced virtual learning experience with a strong emphasis on building purpose-driven tech projects and fostering a supportive global community with industry connections.
The Girls Who Code Pathways Program is a free, virtual, and flexible program designed for high school girls and non-binary students (ages 14-18) to explore various fields in technology. Participants engage in hands-on, real-world projects across tracks like Data Science + AI, Cybersecurity, Game Design, AI + Society, and Web Development. Students learn at their own pace through self-paced courses, typically taking 3-6 hours per course and 8-15 hours to complete a full track. The program emphasizes building purpose-driven tech projects that make an impact, such as coding websites, apps, and video games to address community problems like climate change or cyberbullying. Students gain computer science and problem-solving skills, earn certificates for completed courses, and build a professional network by connecting with leaders from industry-leading tech companies through optional corporate partner events, career panels, and advisor-led workshops. The program also fosters a supportive global community through a Discord server and offers lifelong college and career support to its alumni.
Students engage in self-paced coursework, completing modules and projects at their own convenience, and can participate in optional live virtual Advisor and Partner Events, as well as community events on Discord.
This program is ideal for high school girls and non-binary students aged 14-18, with or without prior coding experience, who are interested in exploring various tech fields, building impactful projects, and connecting with a global community and industry professionals.
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