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Nicole Young presents viewers with five reasons why they should break into the tech industry in 2023. She dispels the myth that the tech industry is only for a select few, explains the emergence of "Web 3" technology, emphasizes the need for diversity in the industry, outlines the flexibility that tech skills provide, and offers viewers an opportunity to take their first steps into breaking into tech. She highlights the abundance of online learning programs, remote boot camps, courses, certification programs, and social media platforms available to learn new skills inexpensively or for free. Additionally, she introduces a scholarship program offered by Udacity in partnership with 110 and the Blacks in Technology Foundation that provides 2,000 full scholarships to individuals without four-year degrees to break into the tech industry through nanodegree programs.
In this section, Nicole Young outlines five reasons why viewers should break into tech in 2023. Firstly, she debunks the myth that tech is only for a select few and argues that it's an integral part of every industry and therefore accessible to anyone. Secondly, Young explains that we are moving into a new generation of technology called "Web 3" that will completely change the way we live, connect, and interact with each other. Thirdly, the tech industry still struggles with diversity, creating a need for more individuals from different backgrounds to enter the industry. Fourthly, tech skills offer flexibility and freedom, including the ability to work remotely or from anywhere. Lastly, Young offers viewers a huge opportunity to take their first steps into breaking into tech.
In this section, the speaker discusses the accessibility of the tech industry and the various pathways available to enter it. She highlights the abundance of online programs, remote boot camps, courses, certification programs, and social media platforms that offer opportunities to learn new skills inexpensively or for free. Additionally, she introduces a scholarship program offered by Udacity in partnership with 110 and the Blacks in Technology Foundation that provides 2,000 full scholarships to individuals without four-year degrees to break into the tech industry through nanodegree programs. The speaker encourages viewers to take advantage of the scholarship program and shares her excitement for those who decide to apply.
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