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Women in IT Bursary News |
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Congratulations on our Bursary winners for 2010
Bursary applications for 2011 will open August 2010.
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For more information please contact us at info@womeninit.co.za
To find out more about the applicant criteria and requirements please visit our Bursary Programme page by clicking on the relevant button in the menu bar. |
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IT Leaders Summit set to host exciting array of IT and business leaders
IT Leaders summit will host the top speakers and delegates in their respective industries from Africa. The extensive collection of speakers are among the best ever to be hosted by an African IT summit and are collectively a blend of superb international and African talent who will focus on effective leadership, innovation, cost reduction and developing Infrastructure in Africa.
To visit their website click here
To read more about this, see our latest quarterly newsletter published yesterday - click on the Newsletter link below | |
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Women in IT Call for Speakers -
Women in IT are always on the lookout for dynamic talented speakers. We are looking for speakers for specific topics that are of interest to our members. If you or someone or you are representing someone who has knowledge on topics you feel would interest our members, please send a brief abstract or a list of topics to info@womeninit.co.za | |
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Women in IT
by Hans van de Groenendaal, features editor, EngineerIT In 2005, Microsoft took stock of the number of women attending their annual Tech-ed conference and found that only 7% of the delegates were women. This resulted in the formation of the organisation Women In IT The brainchild of Fizz Marketing, Women in IT currently has 1300 members.
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Encourage young women to become active in ICT industry
The South African ICT sector – like the rest of the world – is facing an enormous shortage of skilled professionals across all sectors of the industry and in this country alone there is a shortage of 78 260 ICT jobs. Many of these vacancies could easily be filled by women.
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