Women seeking careers in data and technology can now apply for the 2026 She Plus Tech x DataCamp Scholarship Programme, a global initiative offering free access to advanced digital training and professional learning resources.
- Women seeking careers in data and technology can now apply for the 2026 She Plus Tech x DataCamp Scholarship Programme,...
- Backed by DataCamp Donates, the programme aims to equip women with practical skills in areas such as artificial intelligence, data...
- The courses are delivered online, allowing learners to study remotely and at their own pace.
- Eligible applicants must have access to a working laptop, reliable internet connectivity and a genuine interest in developing technology-related skills.
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Backed by DataCamp Donates, the programme aims to equip women with practical skills in areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, machine learning, cloud computing and software development. This initiative comes at a time when demand for digital talent is rising across industries worldwide.
Free Access to Premium Technology Courses
Successful applicants will receive three months of free access to DataCamp’s premium learning platform, which hosts more than 600 expert-led courses and career tracks.
Participants will be able to study subjects including Python programming, SQL, business intelligence, data engineering and analytics. The courses are delivered online, allowing learners to study remotely and at their own pace.
Organisers say the programme welcomes both beginners entering the technology sector and professionals looking to strengthen existing skills. Participants who complete eligible courses during the programme will also receive certificates to support their career progression.
Who Can Apply
The scholarship is open to women aged between 18 and 55 who live in countries where DataCamp services are available.
Applicants must first register as members of She Plus Tech before submitting their scholarship applications. Organisers have also stated that candidates must use the same email address for both membership registration and the scholarship form.
Eligible applicants must have access to a working laptop, reliable internet connectivity and a genuine interest in developing technology-related skills. Participants are also expected to complete at least one DataCamp course within the three-month learning period.
Building a Global Network of Women in Technology
Beyond technical training, the initiative also encourages community engagement and peer learning among participants.
Scholars are expected to share parts of their learning journey on platforms such as LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok by posting updates, reflections and course milestones. Organisers believe this approach will encourage more women to pursue careers in digital industries while creating a stronger support network for learners worldwide.
The programme forms part of wider efforts to improve women’s participation in technology fields where representation remains low, especially in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and software engineering.
Application Process
According to organisers, the application process takes between five and ten minutes to complete. Applicants are advised to prepare their information carefully, as progress cannot be saved once the form is started.
Women interested in technology, digital innovation, and data-driven careers are encouraged to apply before spaces fill. The scholarship offers an opportunity to gain industry-relevant skills without the cost often attached to premium technology education platforms.
Interested applicants should click here to apply.