Through the #10kWomen initiative, we’re aiming to enable 10,000 women in New Zealand with new skills that help them secure digital roles.
If you’re hoping to build a career in technology, setting your sights on developing cloud skills is a worthwhile plan, and we would like to help you build the skills and gain the certification needed to work in this rapidly expanding field. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to take the next step in your tech career, there’s an array of free Microsoft training resources available to help.
Find out more about #10KWomen from Microsoft Leads Dom Pringle and Shireen Chetty and our employment partners, Datacom. Plus listen to the stories of recent graduates, Vanessa and Gopika.
1. Start with the basics
Don’t know the first thing about cloud computing? No problem!
Cloud computing is no longer a new technology that is finding its footing in the economy. Today, cloud computing is a known force that will continue to grow in importance over the coming years.
Join Sonia Cuff, Microsoft Senior Cloud Advocate, for this free, on-demand 30-minute session that explains the basics on a beginner level – from defining cloud computing, to explaining its importance in the world of technology, and highlighting how you may build a cloud career of your own.
2. Dive a little deeper
Microsoft Virtual Training Days are free, in-depth virtual events designed to advance your technical skills quickly & efficiently. Designed for those just starting in technology, thinking about a career change or interested in deepening their expertise, Fundamentals courses are the perfect place to get started on your learning journey.
3. Expand your knowledge with additional resources
Whether you’re looking to get more technical, join a challenge, collaborate with others or work at your own pace, there’s a free learning resource to suit your availability, interests and skill level.