
Calling all Technovation Alumnae! Join us for our 2022 workshop series designed specifically Technovation alumnae at the start of their careers. We know that applying and interviewing for internships and jobs can feel overwhelming, but we're here to help! Join us for a career development workshop and get advice on things like interviewing, building a professional network, and how to figure out if a workplace is the right fit for you.
Between now and March, Technovation is offering three (free!) career-focused workshops. While all alumnae are welcome at any or all of the workshops, each workshop will be tailored for a different regional audience, and all will cover similar material (so it's not necessary to attend every workshop). Our January workshop is tailored to alumnae in Canada and the United States; our February workshop is tailored to alumnae in India, and our March workshop is tailored to alumnae in Nigeria.
Build your network, build your future!
Have you ever wondered how people find jobs and opportunities through their professional networks?
Technovation is here to help! Sign up today for our Alumnae event on professional networking, Tuesday, March 22nd, from 5 to 6 PM West African Time, and learn all about how to build your own professional network, one step at a time!
You'll have a chance to hear from women tech professionals in Nigeria on how they built their careers, and learn strategies from them on how to achieve your own goals.
Who can register?
This event has passed but we will post a recording of the event soon.

Our first Alumnae Career Development workshop was all about how to interview effectively! Karissa Justice, Founder of Work Can Be Better, and Deb Boyer, experienced tech industry interviewer and current Technovation Senior Product Manager, will cover:
About our speakers:
Technovation Alumnae ages 18+ from any country may register; please note though that the workshop will provide guidance best suited for interviewing in the United States and Canada
This event has passed, but you can watch a recording.

Have you ever wondered how people find jobs and opportunities through their professional networks?
Does the thought of writing a networking message to someone new make you break out in a cold sweat?
And have you ever been curious to learn what you—someone just starting out in your first job (or even still in school!)—may have to offer in a networking relationship?
Join our workshop and learn all about how to build your own professional network, one step at a time!
We'll cover how to:
This event has passed but you can watch a recording.
