“We know how difficult it can be to get started in the technology field, especially coming from an underrepresented community where you don’t see many people like you front and center in technology roles. We are excited to work with TransTech to lower the barrier to entry and help hundreds of individuals figure out where to start”
– Clyde Seepersad
Linux Foundation SVP & GM of Training & Certification
Linux Foundation Training & Certification offers dozens of training courses and certification exams around open source technologies that serve as the infrastructure for the modern world. From Linux which powers all the world’s supercomputers and the vast majority of mobile phones and the internet itself, to Node.js which is one of the most popular frameworks for developing web applications, to Kubernetes which has become essential to anyone working with cloud systems. Learning these technologies can open countless doors to lucrative career opportunities.
TransTech Social Enterprises has partnered with The Linux Foundation to offer up to 50 full scholarships quarterly to members of our community for any of their eLearning courses + registration for any of their certification exams, valued at $599. This is an excellent way to jump start your career!
If you’re not quite ready to apply, or you’re not sure where to go next in your tech career, Linux Foundation has an awesome career quiz to get you started:
Once you’ve taken the career quiz, hop on over to the Plan Your Training page to determine the best learning pathway for you. This scholarship is valid for one training course and one certificate examination (FINOPS not included) to be completed within one year.
Already know what to take to start or advance your career? Take the next step and apply below!
Scholarships are open to any TransTech member with priority given to BIPOC trans women either currently or formerly engaged in sex work.
The Linux Foundation is committed to bringing more talent into the open source community, which involves reaching people who have traditionally been underrepresented in open source. Our goal is to increase access to open source training, expand diversity in technology and create a clear pathway to the most in-demand and lucrative jobs in the IT industry.