TechLadies is a community for women in Asia to connect, learn, and advance as programmers.
Join our community to learn how to code!
TechLadies is a community for women in Asia to connect, learn, and advance as programmers.
Join our community to learn how to code!
Technology is meant to be accessible by all. TechLadies is a community-led initiative for women in Asia to connect, learn, and advance as programmers in the tech industry.
Since our launch in 2016, we’ve have grown to a community of over 2000 members across Asia; taught 311 ladies in Singapore and Malaysia how to code; and saw 9 ladies getting technical internships or hired as junior software engineers.
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TechLadies has a range of programs for women of all levels of technical skills. Hope to see you attending one of them soon!
Stay updated on our programs and events!
TechLadies Bootcamp
The TechLadies Bootcamp is a 12-week part-time accelerated learning program designed for women who wish to be professional programmers. You'll be guided by industry experts to create products for non-profit organizations. 30% of the TechLadies Bootcamp graduates found software-related jobs and internships.
TechLadies Tech Talks
TechLadies Tech Talks is a series of technical talks for women of all levels of technical skills. In these talks, you will learn about the technical topic from ladies who are picking up the skill.
TechLadies Study
The TechLadies Study is a self-reliant study group for beginners. We meet at a cafe every week to learn and practice computer science, with one or two mentors joining us to answer any technical questions you have. Join our Facebook group to attend the next TechLadies Study.
TechLadies Eat
Meet local female techies at TechLadies Eat! This is a casual, pay-your-own, dinner where you meet and eat with each other, and chat about all things tech (or non-tech). TechLadies Eat is open to women of all levels of technical skills. Join our Facebook group to attend the next TechLadies Eat.
TechLadies Coding Weekend
Learn how to code over the weekend! In this 2-day workshop, you will get your hands dirty by creating and designing your very own web application. You also will learn about basic Ruby programming concepts, how the web works, CSS/HTML and lastly, web development basics.
TechLadies Go
Want to attend a tech event but don't want to go alone? Find like-minded peers to attend tech events with at TechLadies Go! Join our Facebook group to attend the next TechLadies Go.
Want to see these programs in your city? Bring TechLadies to your city! Email us to get started.
TechLadies believe that technology is a superpower to do good. This is why we create apps for non-profit organizations through our TechLadies Bootcamp. Since the start of TechLadies Bootcamp in 2016, we've worked with these beneficiaries.
"It was early 2016 that my organization decided we needed to revamp our database to document the types of problems that distressed migrant workers were facing when they approach us for help. Just as I was looking around for a suitable volunteer or company, I received an email for TechLadies! It could not have been more timely. Even though the volunteers were new or inexperienced in programming, they did a good job in meeting my organization's needs. Thank you TechLadies!"- Jolovan Wham, Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics
TechLadies is run by volunteers in the tech industry who are passionate about bringing more women into tech.
Elisha Tan
Founder
Joelle Xie
Marketing
Huimin Toh
Bootcamp
Shirlaine Phang
Bootcamp
Xin Tian Oon
Events
We need your help to keep this running. We need Chapter Leaders, Coaches, Event Coordinators, Event Helpers, Writers, Editors, Marketers, and more. Check out the volunteering opportunities we have!
Chapter Leaders
Inspired to use technology for good? Want to teach more women how to code? Help us bring TechLadies to your city! Email Elisha at elisha@techladies.co to learn more.
Coaches
We run workshops and bootcamps and we’re always looking for coaches to help teach more ladies how to code! We’re pretty language agnostic so we’re open for anyone who wants to help!
Event Coordinators
Event coordinators create amazing TechLadies events! TechLadies events are attended by 60 - 200 folks (mainly women) who are interested or are already learning how to code. For many of these women, our events are the only place where they interact with other women in tech. As such, we take pride in putting up a good event! We need volunteers to secure venue sponsorship, book catering services, and coordinate event manpower.
Event Helpers
Behind every successful event is a bunch of awesome event helpers! Event helpers are people who make things happen - from welcoming attendees, coordinating venue logistics, documenting the event with photos and social media updates, and generally making sure the event happen.
Writers
People look to the TechLadies blog for information on programming, our activities and discover stories of women who picked up programming after college. We need writers to create these amazing content to help more women pick up programming!
Depending on the content, we may need writers to have basic programming knowledge.
Editors
Editors own the different content categories on the TechLadies blog. You will be researching what content we should publish on the blog, guide writers on how the articles should be written in, and decide on the publishing schedule. There’s a lot to learn and practice in this role!
Depending on the category, we may need editors to have basic programming knowledge.
Marketers
A lot of people have come together to TechLadies happen; it would be a pity if nobody know about it! We want more women to know about TechLadies, that they have a community that they can go to learn programming, to discuss challenges they have and to celebrate their wins with!
You would help us plan and execute media campaigns to increase awareness of TechLadies.
Administrative
TechLadies is a community-run initiative and we want to reach more women. To do that, we need to tap onto the various schemes (Skillsfuture etc) and grants provided by the Singapore government! Help sustain and grow TechLadies by volunteering to research, create the necessary documents, and apply for grants.
Open source contributors (Ruby)
We have some features in mind for the TechLadies website and we need help to build it! The website is made with Ruby on Rails. Join us to contribute!
Sign Up to Volunteer
If your company would like to sponsor programming books, food, office space, please drop Elisha an email.
For sponsorship or any other questions, please contact Elisha at elisha@techladies.co.
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