Yellowfin is committed to greater investment in STEM education with a particular focus on programs that encourage more young women to choose data analytics and data science as a career.We passionately believe STEM and coding is an imperative in schools, starting at primary-level or earlier. To effect real change, the size of the hiring pool has to increase.Partnering with women in technology networks and not-for-profits, Yellowfin has a number of pivotal programs that engage and educate school-aged students, university graduates and early to established career-makers. These include the Young ICT Explorers Accelerator Program, Go Girl, Go for IT (by Vic ICT for Women), and She Loves Data.
Yellowfin is committed to greater investment in STEM education with a particular focus on programs that encourage more young women to choose data analytics and data science as a career.We passionately believe STEM and coding is an imperative in schools, starting at primary-level or earlier. To effect real change, the size of the hiring pool has to increase.Partnering with women in technology networks and not-for-profits, Yellowfin has a number of pivotal programs that engage and educate school-aged students, university graduates and early to established career-makers. These include the Young ICT Explorers Accelerator Program, Go Girl, Go for IT (by Vic ICT for Women), and She Loves Data.
Yellowfin is committed to greater investment in STEM education with a particular focus on programs that encourage more young women to choose data analytics and data science as a career.We passionately believe STEM and coding is an imperative in schools, starting at primary-level or earlier. To effect real change, the size of the hiring pool has to increase.Partnering with women in technology networks and not-for-profits, Yellowfin has a number of pivotal programs that engage and educate school-aged students, university graduates and early to established career-makers. These include the Young ICT Explorers Accelerator Program, Go Girl, Go for IT (by Vic ICT for Women), and She Loves Data.