This free, self-paced virtual program empowers high school girls and non-binary students to build real-world tech projects and connect with a global community and industry professionals, regardless of prior coding experience.
The Girls Who Code Pathways Program is a free, virtual, and self-paced summer opportunity designed for high school girls and non-binary students. Over seven weeks, participants engage in hands-on, real-world projects across various in-demand tech fields. Students can choose from curriculum tracks including Data Science + AI (using Python), Cybersecurity (using Python), Web Development (using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), Game Design (using JavaScript & p5.js), and AI + Society (no coding required). The program emphasizes building purpose-driven tech projects, such as websites, apps, and video games, to address community challenges. Participants gain practical computer science and problem-solving skills, earn certificates for completed courses, and connect with industry professionals and mentors through optional corporate partner events, career panels, and advisor-led workshops. The program fosters a vibrant virtual community on Discord, providing peer support and networking opportunities, and offers insights into diverse tech careers.
Students complete coursework at their own pace, with optional live opportunities to connect through Student Hours, weekly Advisor & Partner Events, and Community Events on Discord.
The ideal student is a high school girl or non-binary individual (grades 8-12, ages 14-18 for international students) curious about technology, eager to learn coding and computer science skills, and interested in building projects to make an impact, regardless of prior coding experience.
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