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Google Africa Developer Scholarship (GADS) Program 2022 for Young African Developers

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Google Africa Developer Scholarship (GADS) Program 2022: Grow with Google, Andela and Pluralsight have partnered to provide the Google Africa Developer Scholarship (GADS) 2022 to support software developers in Africa on Android, Google Cloud and Mobile Web skills development tracks. 

Application Deadline: Not known yet

About the Google Africa Developer Scholarship (GADS) Program: This program aims to continuously engage with aspiring and existing developers to help them become professional developers with skills that can get them opportunities after the program.

To continue advancing through the sessions to access more courses and mentoring, you’ll need to prove you’re dedicated to learning these tech skills. You can do this by:

  • Registering for your selected track
  • Completing all requirements to advance to the next phase
  • Participating in Andela challenges and meetups when you can

Advancing to each subsequent phase will help you master in-demand Google developer skills with expert-authored Pluralsight content. You’ll gain skills that can help you get opportunities after the program. 

Learners who complete the program may be eligible for an opportunity to take an Associate Android Developer or Associate Cloud Engineer Google certification exam with the certification exam fee paid for by Google.

Type:  Training

Eligibility: To participate in the Google Africa Developer Scholarship program, you must be at least 18 years of age and be a resident of a country in Africa.

Selection: Acceptance into this program is limited, so get started today to ensure you don’t miss out! Applicants will be prioritized for advancement based on onboarding survey completion, amount of Pluralsight content consumed and other target demographics.

Eligible Countries:  African countries

To be Taken at (Country):  Online

Number of Awards:  Not specified

Value of Award: The Google Africa Developer Scholarship (GADS) program gives you free access to Pluralsight course content plus support from the Andela Learning Community in your chosen skills development track. After completing your desired track, you may be eligible to receive a Google certification grant to take Google’s Associate Android Developer or Associate Cloud Engineer certification exams. Mobile web learners will not be eligible for certification.

How to Apply:

  • Register at this link and meet the program criteria.
  • Take the Andela onboarding survey with the same email you used to register on Pluralsight. Make sure to select which track you’re focusing on.
  • Watch one or more hours of Pluralsight content in the track you chose.
  • It is important to go through all application requirements in the Award Webpage (see Link below) before applying.
  • GOODLUCK

Visit Award Webpage for Details

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  • Ifeoma Chuks is a naturally-skilled writer. She has written and contributed to more than 6000 articles all over the internet that have formed solid experiences for particularly aspiring, young people around the globe.

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This post was last modified on May 18, 2023 3:47 pm

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