Thank you for your interest in the Tech Ready for Women Scholarship.

This scholarship will prioritise applicants who have experienced some form of hardship or barriers (such as financial, educational, cultural, changing careers, family/caring responsibilities, personal or other disadvantage) that have prevented and/or made it challenging to undertake training or find employment and a meaningful career.

The information you provide will be available only to program staff from Infoxchange and Kangan Institute for the purposes of shortlisting applicants.

First Name*

Last Name*

Email Address*

Mobile Phone*

Are you a citizen or permanent resident of Australia or New Zealand?*

Do you have the full working rights in Australia?*

Gender*

Are you currently enrolled in Certificate IV Information Technology (Programming) (ICT40120)?*

What is your country of birth?

What langauage do you speak at home?

Do you identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander?

Do you have a disability or any accessibility requirements? If yes, please specify.

What is your highest level of qualification that you have completed?*

Please list qualifications obtained.

Are you available to commence studying in July 2023?*

Are you currently in full-time employment, education and/or training?

Why are you interested in studying information technology?

Do you have a career goal? If so, what role would you like to work in?

Are there any factors that have made it difficult to pursue training or a career? Please specify.

Are there any personal hardships or barriers that have been challenging in your life? Please specify

How did you find out about this scholarship?*

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