Education & Training Organization

“ Before joining Girls in Tech Zimbabwe, I didn’t even know coding was for people like me. I thought tech was something for boys in Harare. But through the mentorship program, I met my mentor, Tariro, who works in cybersecurity. She showed me that I could start learning right where I am, even with just my phone. Now I’m building a simple app to help my mom manage her market stall stock — and my dream is to become a software engineer!”

Rumbi- Student

“ After university, I felt lost and unsure of how to enter the tech industry. The Girls in Tech Zimbabwe platform connected me with real women already in tech. My mentor didn’t just guide me with job applications — she helped me build confidence, polish my GitHub, and practice for interviews. Last month, I landed my first full-time job as a web developer. I now volunteer to help others like me, because I know what it means to be supported.”

Tendai - Jnr Developer

“ I joined Girls in Tech Zimbabwe not as a mentee, but to give back. I work in agricultural tech, and I believe our rural girls must see that STEM is not just for cities. Through this platform, I mentor girls in surrounding schools, showing them how research and technology can solve problems in their own communities. Seeing a girl’s eyes light up when she learns she can be an innovator — that’s why I do this.”

Chiedza - Mentor