Georgia's Tech Women Community launches career-boosting membership drive
Georgia's Tech Women Community launches career-boosting membership drive
Georgia's Tech Women Community launches career-boosting membership drive
Tech Women Community has launched a new membership drive for women in Georgia's ICT sector. The initiative offers support, networking, and career advice opportunities to women aged 18 and above. An annual fee of 50 GEL applies, though financial assistance is available for those in need.
The organisation aims to boost the presence of women in Georgia's expanding tech industry. Membership is open to all women over 18 living in the country, with registration handled through an online form.
Members will be grouped by their experience level in the ICT field. The programme includes networking events, career training, and discussions on labour rights. Well-being support, mentorship, and access to international opportunities are also part of the offering.
The 50 GEL fee can be paid upfront or split into two 25 GEL instalments. A limited number of fee waivers exist for women facing financial hardship, though exact numbers and selection details remain undisclosed.
Tech Women Community's new phase seeks to empower women in Georgia's technology sector. The platform provides structured support, from mentorship to global connections. Registration remains open for eligible applicants across the country.
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