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Codefy: Software Development Training and Technology Internship

Your ability, perspective, and experiences matter in the technology industry!
We are excited to offer a no-cost, remote training program in software development and responsive web design to provide more access to high demand technology careers. Sealaska is partnering with Codefy, a social impact venture dedicated to creating a diverse tech workforce and empowering young adults from underserved communities. Codefy provides training in programming, computer science and workplace skills. Participants in this need-based program will receive industry-recognized credentials and learn programming with Java, Agile, Scrum, databases, and SQL.Upon successful completion of the 12-week training period, participants are eligible for an internship with Sealaska's IT team to practice skills in a supportive workplace environment. Internships are typically 40 hours per week and paid.
Learn more about the program here: https://www.mysealaska.com/news/item/shareholders/codefy-partnership-creates-opportunities
Apply for this free training program by January 8, 2023. Reach out to Sealaska Program Manager Kayla Roberts kayla.roberts@sealaska.com with any questions.
Timeline
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Application due January 8, 2023
- Upon acceptance to the program, participants will complete a short assessment of math skills
- Space is limited, so apply early! Applications are reviewed as they are submitted
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Training starts February 13, 2023
- 12-week online training classes, Monday-Thursday 7:30am-11am AKST
- 12-week online training classes, Monday-Thursday 7:30am-11am AKST
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Internship starts June 12, 2023
- 10-week full-time (40 hours/week) paid internship
Eligibility
- Must be 18-26 years old
- Must be a Sealaska shareholder or descendant from a shareholder
- High school graduate or GED
- Authorized to work in the United States
- Preferred: this program is aimed at people not currently enrolled in post-secondary education or college