Our Mission:
Diversify Tech.
Our goal is to diversify the tech industry by empowering women of color with the skills and leadership tools needed to thrive in Philadelphia's rich tech community.
Our goal is to diversify the tech industry by empowering women of color with the skills and leadership tools needed to thrive in Philadelphia's rich tech community.
Philly Tech Sistas is a nonprofit organization that helps women of color gain technical and professional skills in order to work, thrive, and move up in the tech industry. We do this by providing technical skills training and professional development workshops that build leadership, confidence, and community. Our vision is to partner with industry leaders and tech companies throughout the Philadelphia area and beyond to help bridge the diversity, equity and inclusion gap by providing a greater pipeline of diverse talent.
While women make up 57% of the U.S. workforce, they represent only 26% of STEM workers?!
Over the past 2 decades, the U.S. science and engineering workforce has become more diverse, but several racial and ethnic minority groups continue to be significantly underrepresented. Overall, Hispanics, Blacks, and American Indians/Alaska Natives make up a smaller share of the STEM workforce (11%).
We plan to change that, but we need your help!
Our programs provide a safe space for women of color to learn technical skills in a fun, social environment.
Use the form below to join the waitlist and be the first to know about our next Salesforce training scheduled for the fall of 2024.
Salesforce is more than just a CRM; it's a gateway to numerous career opportunities in the tech industry. As a leader in cloud computing and customer relationship management, Salesforce skills are in high demand. By mastering Salesforce, you position yourself at the forefront of tech innovation and leadership.
Aspiring or current women of color tech professionals looking to upskill.
Women of color seeking to transition into a Salesforce career.
Women of color looking for a starting point in tech and want to stand out among the crowd.
Definitely. Our program is tailored for those new to tech as well as those who have some experience with Salesforce and are looking to advance. We start with the basics and provide all the support you need to build your skills confidently. With our dedicated mentorship and community support, you're never alone in your learning journey.
Salesforce professionals are in high demand, offering you numerous career opportunities.
Upon completion, you'll be more prepared to take the Salesforce Admin Certification exam. Combining the certification with your transferable skills, you’ll be qualified for various roles that require Salesforce expertise. Our graduates find opportunities as business analysts, CRM Managers, consultants, and more. Plus, our career support, including interview prep and LinkedIn optimization, helps you stand out to employers.
No Tech Experience Needed
Age 18+ with a High School Diploma or GED
Must Have Work Authorization in the USA
Need a Computer and Internet Access
Ready to Job Hunt After the Program
Try the Certification Exam at Least Once
Stay Connected with Our Team
Attend All Sessions
Review Our Code of Conduct
Our program is more than training; it's a gateway to new opportunities. Join a community where your background is your strength, your diversity is celebrated, and your career growth is our mission.
Our programs create space for women of color to learn new skills and be themselves in an inclusive environment so they can grow in their careers and achieve economic empowerment. Invest your time and resources in helping develop future tech leaders so companies can recruit them for apprenticeships and employment. Take a look at some of our volunteer opportunities below.
Leverage your career by involving yourself in a new leadership opportunity! Help create new opportunities for others.
Use your knowledge and skills to help other women learn Salesforce in a safe, fun, social environment!
Become a Mentor and help guide and inspire women of color looking to pivot in tech.