She Code Africa x Grow with Google Scholarship Program

📝 About She Code Africa x Grow with Google Scholarship Program

She Code Africa, in partnership with Grow with Google and Coursera, is offering a 100% scholarship to African girls and women interested in upskilling across various fields. This scholarship is a 6-month (24-week) program designed to equip participants with job-ready skills to kick-start or advance their careers in technology.

Fields Covered:

1. Prompting Essentials
2. AI Essentials
3. Cybersecurity
4. Data Analytics
5. Digital Marketing & E-commerce
6. IT Support
7. Project Management
8. UX Design

Successful participants will receive:

• A Coursera Career Certificate
• A Certificate of Completion from She Code Africa

🎯 Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must:

1. Be a woman aged between 18 and 35.
2. Reside in any African country.
3. Have at least beginner-level knowledge in the chosen track.
4. Possess a working laptop and have access to internet connectivity for the full duration of the program.
5. Be able to complete the chosen course within 6 months / 24 weeks.
6. Be available to dedicate 8–10 hours weekly to learning throughout the program.
7. Demonstrate a strong interest in pursuing a tech career.

🎁 Benefits

• Successful participants will receive a Coursera Career Certificate.
• A Certificate of Completion from She Code Africa.

📅 Application Date and Process

• Application Deadline: 24 October, 2025
• Interested candidates can apply through the application portal.

🌍 Eligible Locations

This scholarship is open to women residing in Africa.

🏢 Sponsor Organisation

The scholarship is sponsored by She Code Africa in collaboration with Grow with Google and Coursera.

📢 Contact Information

For further details, visit the application portal.

Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to advance your career in technology! Apply before 24 October, 2025.

• Successful participants will receive a Coursera Career Certificate along with a Certificate of Completion from She Code Africa