- TalentSprint introduces the launch of the 6th cohort of its Women Engineers Programme, supported by Google
TalentSprint is offering a 2-year programme to 200 selected first-year women engineering students a 100 per cent scholarship covering programme fees and a cash scholarship of Rs 100,000. The programme aims to empower these students to become world-class software engineers, democratising access to quality education and premium career opportunities.
The Women Engineers Programme supports women in engineering. It offers financial assistance and unique opportunities to empower women engineers. Students receive mentorship programmes, bootcamps, networking events and potential career opportunities. The programme aims to help young women engineers build a strong foundation for their future tech careers.
Google has been a part of the WE programme since its inception, aligning with its mission to empower and involve women in technology through targeted initiatives. The WE programme provides transformative opportunities for young women students aspiring for impactful tech careers.
“The TalentSprint for Women Engineers Programme aims to create an inclusive and representative technology ecosystem, bridging the gender gap and ensuring diversity in experiences and viewpoints. The programme supports the next generation of engineers and leaders, aiming to unleash their potential for a brighter future for everyone. The programme aims to bridge the gender gap and shape the future of technology”, Shiv Venkataraman, VP/GM, Google, said.
“TalentSprint is committed to empowering women engineers through the Women Engineers Programme, aiming to break down barriers and provide necessary resources. The programme aims to create a gender-neutral future in the tech industry, transforming the status quo. TalentSprint is excited to expand its collaboration with Google and bridge the gender gap in the tech industry. The WE program represents the democratisation of education and the end of an era where pedigreed college education granted students lifetime privileges”, Dr Santanu Paul, Founding CEO and MD ofTalentSprint, said.
The programme has impacted over 950 students from 100,000 applicants in five previous cohorts, resulting in a self-sustaining community of women engineers. The last date to apply for Cohort 6 is 18th of January 2024.
