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Internship

NextGen Cyber Talent Internships

NextGen Cyber Talent, provides a platform for underprivileged and underserved students to get additional training in tools from industry leaders such as Fortinet, Palo Alto

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Apprenticeship

BRIC Apprenticeship

BRIC Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit company focused on increasing representation in Entertainment, Gaming, Media and Tech. We are dedicated to improving how entertainment companies

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Work Based Learning

Catchafire Volunteer Network

Catchafire is an online platform that connects volunteers and nonprofits on remote, pro bono projects that help strengthen the organizations’ abilities to serve their communities.

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Career Education Exploration

Are you looking for a fulfilling, well-paying career in ICT-DM? Or are already working in this sector and want to advance your career with new skills and certifications? Bay Area community college ICT Digital Media career education programs can help you find a well-paying job in Business Applications, Digital Media, Cybersecurity, IT, or Software Development.

Business Collaboration

Providing crucial administrative and sales support in the world of technology

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Information Technology

Meeting the computer technology needs organizations by managing the hardware and software necessary for effective networks

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Cybersecurity

Protecting internet-connected systems such as hardware, software and data from cyber-threats, such as unauthorized access to data centers and other computerized systems

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Programming & Development

Working with software and software systems, including their theory, design, development, and application

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Digital Media

Developing and designing multimedia that drives business, government, healthcare, schools, and other kinds of organizations by creating content that entertains, informs and inspires

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BayICT Tech Talks

We are proud to be hosting a virtual series where we get the inside scoop from local tech superstars.

Hosted via Zoom Monthly 6:00 to 7:00pm PST

No Registration required!

The BayICT Tech Talks are a series of virtual talks and Q&A with ICT industry professionals about their roles, experience, and personal career path. This series is intended for students, faculty, and members of our community to learn from and engage with industry.

Tech Talk speakers represent the full range of ICT careers and levels of responsibility in their organizations and come from a variety of disciplines with diverse backgrounds. They are truly excited about sharing their stories with Bay Area community college students seeking advice in the pursuit of careers in ICT.

Upcoming Events

Apr

Tech Talk (4/25) “Starting from scratch, a Cyber Security Alum’s Career Journey”

2024-04-25 06:00 PM - 2024-04-25 07:00 PM

Online Event

TechTalk

Past Speakers

Virtual Production Info Session & Tech Talk (3/14)

In an electrifying session hosted by the RVPA, industry leaders Rebecca Perry and Evan Cervantes of Lux Machina took center stage to illuminate the burgeoning realm of virtual production and its vast array of industry roles.

February Tech Talk: Enhancing Education with ChatGPT and AI Resources

Embark on a journey beyond traditional methods with Ángel G. Fuentes, Dean of Business and Workforce Development at Evergreen Valley College. Join our February Tech Talk as he presents an enlightening session on the powerful impact of Generative AI Models and Large Learner Models (LLMs).

January Tech Talk: The Power of Professional Associations

In the ever-evolving landscape of career development, mentoring stands out as a powerful tool. Terri Oropeza advocates for the role of professional associations in providing mentorship opportunities for early-career professionals.

December Internet Infrastructure Tech Talk

In a collaborative discussion, Ray Kaupp and Mike Berman outlined their efforts to enhance understanding between industry and colleges, aligning courses with industry needs. Mike, sharing his career journey from a middle school teacher to his current role at AWS, emphasized the importance of prioritizing career pathways and family-sustaining incomes for students.