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Celebrating success: She Codes graduation gala at Perth Town Hall
In a testament to perseverance and dedication, the She Codes Australia Plus Program recently celebrated the graduation of its latest cohort at the prestigious City of Perth Town Hall. The event honored the accomplishments of women who have successfully navigated their journey into the tech industry.
The evening was a vibrant affair, attended by over 150 guests, including representatives from Robert Walters Perth, who have been steadfast supporters of She Codes' mission. Attendees were treated to a showcase of projects developed by the graduates over the past six months. These women, balancing full-time careers and personal commitments, dedicated over 180 hours in class and countless more at home to mastering coding skills.
“We are thrilled to witness the growth and achievements of these incredible women, their portfolios and stories are truly inspiring, reflecting their determination to thrive in the tech sector," says Jodie Gillespie, Senior Director at Robert Walters Perth.
She Codes Australia has established itself as a pivotal platform for women aspiring to break into tech, boasting an impressive track record with 86% of its alumni currently employed in the industry. The program not only equips participants with essential coding skills but also nurtures their confidence to pursue ambitious career goals.
The success of the She Codes Australia Plus Program has prompted the announcement of a new cohort opening in both Perth and Brisbane, signaling continued growth and opportunity for women in tech. Prospective participants are encouraged to seize this chance to embark on a transformative journey in the upcoming weeks.
As partners in this endeavor, Robert Walters Perth reaffirms its commitment to fostering diversity and inclusivity within the tech community. By supporting initiatives like She Codes, we aim to dismantle barriers and empower more women to excel in the burgeoning field of technology.
The graduation gala encapsulated a pivotal moment in the lives of these graduates, marking not just an end to one phase but the beginning of an exciting new chapter filled with possibilities in the tech industry.
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