Tech Elevator provides ongoing lifetime value after graduation. The benefits don't end when the program does, there's so much more.
While in the Tech Elevator program, our alumni were learners. After graduation, they became future leaders within their organizations. Our alumni take the growth mindset they brought to Tech Elevator and continue to apply it to their careers. Whether by landing their dream job or by getting their first, second, or third promotion in tech, our alumni continue to reach higher.
Our alumni care deeply for their communities. Whether it's through their knowledge or time, they give back to their communities what they've received. Tech Elevator alumni love to encourage others to pursue their dreams, and help pay their success forward through mentorship and coaching.
When the program ends, our alumni are a part of the Tech Elevator network for life. The connections, full-stack knowledge, and career skills continue to impact our alumni as they move through their new tech careers. Our alumni say it best: Tech Elevator is a life-changing experience.
Tech Elevator creates a top-notch learning experience, but the education doesn’t stop in the classroom. We set up our students with plenty of opportunities to meet potential employers, and provide students with career coaching and guidance. The holistic experience leads to our ultimate metric of success: graduates in growth-oriented careers in tech.
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