Julissa went from being afraid she couldn’t keep up in a computer class to confidently using new technology and returning to the workforce; proving to herself and her children that it’s never too late to start something new.
news / students
Johnny Blevins quit his job to learn to code. CanCode helped him turned that leap into a new career in IT with the NYS Appellate Division.
Julissa went from being afraid she couldn’t keep up in a computer class to confidently using new technology and returning to the workforce; proving to herself and her children that it’s never too late to start something new.
After years away from the workforce because of serious health challenges, Kenneth Ezell wasn't sure how he would fit back into the workplace.
As a single mom starting over in a new community, Yovanny Ramirez knew a better job could mean greater financial stability for her family. But first, she had to learn the technology powering today's workplace.
After six years at Walmart, Jocelyn felt stuck. Can Code Communities helped her build the digital skills; and confidence; she needed.
The man who once couldn't convince an employer to give him an opportunity continued building his skills, experience and confidence until he reached another milestone: a six-figure career in technology.
“I was getting burnt out and tired working physically on site,” she said.
Lee grew up in Albany and Athens, New York, and double majored in communications and English. After college, he worked a series of jobs ranging from data entry to maintenance, security and other forms of manual labor.
“We are delighted to open our new office at the Capital South Campus Center, and inspired to bring real-world tech training to help revitalize the neighborhood and community in Albany’s South End,” said Annmarie Lanesey, Founder and CEO of CanCode Communities.
Read the ...
Read the full Albany Business Review article here: https://www.bizjournals.com/albany/news/2022/01/25/college-enrollment-drop-threatens-us-workforce.html?fbclid=IwAR19Q88t_4ea_0BhfODutjxtVezVXzzbm-fg9OAB8QR1NbYJs1xEVq5FpVg
Over the past few years, SEFCU has provided a generous yearly grant to provide course scholarships to veterans. We currently have a few available scholarships left for our upcoming Spring cohort. Please visit our program page if interested in finding out more.
CanCode ...
No results found.