TCP - Techbridge

technology career program™

Real training. Real results.

Technology has the power to transform lives. Powered by the support of donors, our technology career program™ provides free career development training to youth, unemployed, and underemployed adults, and puts them on a path to a sustainable career.

The Technology Career Program (TCP) bridges the gap between curiosity and career-ready expertise. Whether through hands-on youth initiatives or flexible adult learning tracks, TCP empowers students to explore the vast potential of the digital landscape, grow their technical proficiency, and confidently apply their skills in the real world. In today’s digital-centric economy, tech fluency is one of the most valuable assets a person can possess. By providing high-quality training and mentorship, we ensure our learners are not just keeping pace with innovation but are prepared to lead within it.

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Adult Programs:

Modern Skills for Life and Career Mobility

Our adult Technology Career Program is your gateway to a future in tech‍ ‍. It’s free and part-time, and designed to fit your schedule. Our adult programs offer a versatile pathway for those looking to explore, advance careers, and leverage tech tools in their everyday lives. We recognize that the tech industry moves fast, and our curriculum is designed to be agile, evolving frequently to align with the latest industry standards.

Our past learning opportunities have included:

Digital Literacy & IT Fundamentals: Perfect for seniors taking their first tech steps or those needing to brush up on essential skills
Specialized Technical Tracks: Intensive training in IT support, ServiceNow, cybersecurity, and software engineering
Strategic Growth: Professional development in project management for those looking to lead teams
Career Development: Resumé workshops, mock interviews, mentorship opportunities, career mapping, and networking opportunities

Whether you’re entering the workforce for the first time, pivoting your career toward a new horizon, or seeking to sharpen your existing toolkit, our programs support a journey of continuous learning.

Youth Programs:

Building Tomorrow’s Innovators

(Youth) Techbridge Career Program student Trent Hawkins proudly displays his certificate.

Our youth programs focus on sparking an early interest in technology by meeting students where they are. Hosted at after school programs, these in-person sessions provide a safe, collaborative environment for young learners to engage with STEM concepts. Through interactive projects and foundational skill-building, we help students transition from being passive consumers of technology to active creators. These programs are designed to instill confidence and problem-solving abilities that serve as a springboard for future academic and professional success.

Community Partners

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Hire a TCP™ Graduate

Our graduates leave TCP™ equipped with a new skill set and a new outlook that can truly make a difference in their job and housing prospects. Our graduates come away from the program prepared to be reliable, resilient team members.

Volunteer or Mentor

TCP students need people who get it, the industry, the challenges, and the opportunities. Sharing your expertise and experience can make a direct, lasting impact on peoples’ lives.

You + TCP™ = More Impact on TCP™

Your dollar at Techbridge works smarter, not harder—helping not just one organization, but a whole network to tackle generational poverty. It’s tech with serious reach, tackling big challenges in hunger relief, homeless support, social justice, and workforce development. When technology is used with purpose, it changes everything.

All of us at Techbridge are proud to be a part of the best community of leaders, innovators, and philanthropists out there. With the Techbridge Award Series, we recognize outstanding community members throughout the year with several distinguished awards. Nominations for this year’s awards are open through May 22, 2026.