Google will distribute 500,000 scholarships for the technology area

With excellent opportunities and good wages, the IT market is an excellent option for anyone seeking a position in the IT market. work. Because of this, Google, a giant in the technology segment, with the aim of encouraging inclusion in the job market, will offer more than 500,000 scholarships in the area.

To participate, the selection process will have a few stages, the first of which is for registrations until July 13.

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Courses offered

The courses are divided into 4 areas, all of which have a high demand for professionals in the job market. Check out:

• Data analysis: Dedicated to professionals who collect and transform data to help make business decisions;
• UX design: Professionals who will be responsible for facilitating the user experience for physical and digital products;
• Project management: Responsible for ensuring that a technology company's projects and teams achieve maximum performance;
• IT support: Responsible for solving network and hardware problems in a company's machines.

Registrations

For those interested, registration can be made through the Center for Business-School Integration (CIEE) website, which is a partner of Big Tech in offering courses. There, students will be able to find the four courses available with about 200 hours of class each, with the issuance of certificates upon completion.

In addition, classes will be recorded, so fellows will be able to access them whenever they want, allowing them to adapt the course to their schedules. In addition, quotas will be offered to people in financially vulnerable situations, LGBTQIA+, women and black people.

In addition, you must meet certain requirements to access the scholarship, such as:

• Be 18 years of age or older;
• Be a student or graduate of high school or technical course, or be attending higher education;
• Have access to the internet;
• Have an interest in learning technology;
• Do not occupy space as a collaborator or intern at CIEE, Coursera or Google.