We’re excited to share that Tech She Can is a Charity Partner for Tech Show London 2026, the UK’s biggest technology event, taking place at ExCeL London on 4–5 March 2026. Excel London

We are proud Charity Partner for Tech Show London 2026

<h3>We’re excited to share that Tech She Can is a Charity Partner for Tech Show London 2026, the UK’s biggest technology event, taking place at ExCeL London on 4–5 March 2026.</h3>Tech Show London brings together thousands of technology professionals, business leaders and innovators across five co-located shows, creating an incredible platform to connect, learn and champion a more inclusive future for tech. <a href="https://www.techshowlondon.co.uk">Tech Show London 2026</a> As charity partner, we’ll be raising awareness of our mission to inspire and equip more young people - especially girls - to consider technology careers, and building new relationships with organisations who want to support that mission. <a href="https://www.techshowlondon.co.uk/TechSheCan">Get your tickets here</a> If you’re attending Tech Show London, we’d love to connect.

We are the proud Charity Partner for Tech Show London 2026

To celebrate Safer Internet Day 2026 on Feb 10th, Tech She Can is delivering a special programme of virtual Tech We Can LIVE lessons and assemblies for children aged 5–14 (KS1, KS2 and KS3) - designed to inspire young people to explore the digital world safely, confidently and positively.

Safer Internet Day 2026 programme

<h2>FREE Live Lessons &amp; Assemblies&nbsp;</h2>Delivered live by Tech She Can Teachers, these interactive sessions bring online safety to life in a way that is engaging, age-appropriate and classroom-ready.<h3>What will students learn?</h3>Through stories, discussion and real-world examples, children will discover:<ul><li>How technology helps keep us safe online</li><li>Why privacy settings, safer search engines and parental controls matter</li><li>How reporting and blocking tools work — and when to use them</li><li>What to do if something online doesn’t feel right</li></ul>Most importantly, students will build the confidence to make smart, informed choices when using the internet.<h3>Inspiring Future Tech Careers</h3>Safer Internet Day isn’t just about staying safe - it’s also about showing students the people behind the technology. Each session highlights exciting tech careers linked to online safety, from cybersecurity and software engineering to digital design and data protection - helping young people see how they could play a role in keeping others safe online in the future.<h3>Designed for Schools</h3>✔ Live, interactive and fully virtual ✔ Tailored content for KS1, KS2 and KS3 ✔ Ideal for assemblies or classroom lessons ✔Delivered by experienced teachers ✔ Free to attend for schoolsJoin thousands of educators using Safer Internet Day as a powerful moment to build digital confidence and curiosity.👉 Sign up <a href="https://techshecan.org/live-assemblies">here:</a>&nbsp;💙 Delivered by Tech She Can created in partnership with RAF Charitable Trust&nbsp;

We’re thrilled to be returning to Bett, one of the world’s largest and most influential education events - and to continue our role as a proud charity partner.

Visit Us at Bett 2026!

Taking place at ExCeL London, Bett brings together thousands of educators, leaders and innovators for three packed days of learning, collaboration and inspiration. With world-class speakers such as Hannah Fry and Amol Rajan, and hundreds of hours of CPD-accredited sessions covering AI, SEND, EdTech innovation, and the future of teaching and learning, it’s a true highlight of the education calendar.<h2>Tech She Can at Bett 2026</h2>We’re excited to share that our COO, Robyn Howard, will be hosting a panel discussion on: “Co-creating opportunities beyond the classroom for an inclusive tech-ready workforce.” &nbsp;- “Bett is an incredible opportunity to come together around one shared mission: preparing every young person for a future shaped by technology. At Tech She Can, we’re committed to working with educators and industry to create inclusive pathways into the tech-powered careers of tomorrow.” - Robyn Howard COOThis is our 5th year at Bett and we always left feeling so inspired from the conversations that we’ve had with educators and those from industry. At Tech She Can, we’re aiming to reach every child and young person possible with tech careers inspiration so that the technology workforce is reflective of the people that technology works for.This session will explore how we can prepare all young people for the future of work - ensuring they have the skills, confidence and opportunities to thrive in a digital world. The panel will include representatives from industry and education and discuss why both need to work together to provide workplace experiences preparing more children and young people for the future working world of tech.&nbsp;<h2>Come and Visit Our Stand!</h2>We’ll be at Bett throughout the entire event, ready to meet educators, leaders and partners who share our mission of empowering the next generation through technology. Drop by to discover:<ul><li>Classroom-ready Tech We Can resources</li><li>Opportunities for schools and teachers</li><li>Insights from our latest research</li><li>Ways to help young people understand the breadth of careers in tech</li></ul>We’d love to connect with you, hear about your experiences, and share how Tech She Can can support your school or organisation.<h2>Looking Back… and Forward</h2>Last year, we took to the main stage for Bett’s Big Assembly, delivering a high-energy, interactive session inspired by our popular LIVE lessons. We explored how the gaming industry has evolved - and what the future might hold - shining a light on the creativity, innovation and career opportunities behind the games young people love.This year, we’re back with so much more to offer and ready to showcase the work we’re doing to inspire children of all ages and help build a more inclusive, tech-powered future.<h2>Join Us!</h2>Educators can attend for free. Secure your ticket <a href=" https://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration?utm_source=strat_partner_techshecan&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=partner_marketing">here</a> We can’t wait to see you at Bett 2026 - come say hello and be part of the conversation shaping tomorrow’s tech-ready workforce.&nbsp;BETT SHOW 2026 -&nbsp; Excel London - January 21-23rd&nbsp;

We are seeking a keen Data and Impact Analyst with strong analytical skills and experience with coding/data tools.

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We are hiring!  Tech She Can Data and Impact Analyst

Key Information ● Hours and Start Date: 1 day a week asap ● Salary: £250 per day ● Contract type: 3 months with potential for extension ● Location: Remote working ● Reports to: COO ● Line Management responsibilities: None About Tech She Can Tech She Can is a UK charity on a mission to improve diversity and gender balance in technology. We inspire children and young people from all backgrounds to consider a future career in tech, and we collaborate with industry and education partners to create lasting, systemic change. We are growing our impact capabilities and are looking for an ambitious early-career data analyst who understands how to collect data and how to use data to tell powerful, human stories. Role purpose You will support Tech She Can by collecting, maintaining, and analysing data that demonstrates the impact of our programmes, particularly on gender equality and social mobility. Your work will help us understand what’s working, identify opportunities to improve, and tell compelling stories to funders, schools, and the wider community. This role is ideal for someone with strong analytical skills, early experience with coding/data tools, and a passion for using data for social good. Key Responsibilities Data Collection and management: ● Work closely with the Education teams to design simple, efficient approaches to collect high-quality data from schools, participants, and partners. ● Maintain and improve centralised datasets and trackers (e.g., Google Sheets, Excel, Power BI datasets). ● Clean, quality-check, and organise data to ensure accuracy and consistency. ● Develop automated processes where possible to minimise manual work. Analysis and reporting: ● Analyse participation, demographic and engagement data to understand trends, including gender balance and social mobility indicators. ● Create dashboards and regular reports in Power BI and Google Sheets/Looker Studio that are easy for non-technical colleagues to understand. ● Support the development of KPIs and metrics that demonstrate our outcomes and long-term impact. ● Work with he senior leadership team leads to translate insights into recommendations for programme improvement. Impact storytelling: ● Turn data into compelling narratives for funders, trustees, partners, and public audiences. ● Support quarterly and annual impact reporting with visuals, charts, and written insights ● Help identify and showcase success stories, case studies, and meaningful trends. ● Stay up to date with social mobility research, gender equity data, and relevant sector benchmarks. Skills and experience Essential: ● Early experience working with data (internship, placement, junior role, academic project, or equivalent). ● Ability to write basic code for data manipulation. ● Strong proficiency with Google Sheets (including formulas, data validation, pivot tables). ● Experience building interactive dashboards, ideally in Power BI and Looker Studio. ● Understanding of demographic and social mobility indicators. ● Ability to communicate data clearly to non-technical audiences. ● Strong attention to detail and commitment to data quality. ● A passion for Tech She Can’s mission and the idea of using data for social impact. Desirable: ● Experience working with education data or impact measurement in the third sector. ● Experience with survey tools (e.g., Google Forms, Microsoft team forms) What we offer ● Opportunity to shape how a national charity measures impact and tells its story. ● Training and development to grow your technical and analytical skills. ● A supportive and mission-driven team environment. ● Flexible remote working. Email us<a href="mailto:info@techshecan.org"> here</a> to apply!

We’re incredibly proud to share that Tech She Can has been named the official charity partner of London Tech Week 2025.

Tech She Can Announced as Official Charity Partner of London Tech Week 2025

We’re incredibly proud to share that Tech She Can has been named the official charity partner of London Tech Week 2025. This exciting partnership reflects a shared commitment to building a more inclusive and representative tech industry - one where girls and women are empowered to see themselves as future leaders, innovators, and changemakers.At Tech She Can, our mission is to inspire and educate the next generation so that everyone has the opportunity to work in technology - particularly girls, women and underrepresented groups. Being chosen as London Tech Week’s charity partner is not only a huge honour, but also a powerful opportunity to amplify our work, reach new audiences, and collaborate with leaders across the tech ecosystem to drive lasting change.As part of the event, our Co-CEOs will be taking to the stage to bring our mission to life:📍 Sheridan Ash, Founder and Co-CEO, will join the Founder Stage on Tuesday 10 June 11.10-11.45 for a panel discussion on ‘How Can Policy Fuel Innovation?’ with Dom Hallas, (Exec Director, Startup Coalition, Matt Smith (VP, Global Entrepreneurship Network, and David Willets, Chair - Regulatory Innovation Office). In today's fast-paced tech landscape, policy is crucial in shaping innovation, driving economic growth, and addressing societal impacts. This panel dives into the intersection of technology and policy, exploring how governments, businesses, and regulators can build thriving tech ecosystems while balancing innovation with ethical, security, and economic concerns.📍 Dr Claire Thorne, Co-CEO, in conversation with Minister for AI, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/feryal-clark-20a96728/">Feryal Clark</a> MP on the Tech Horizons Stage on Tuesday 10 June at 12:40 - 13.10&nbsp;discussing "AI Futures: AI is Shaping Our World, but Who’s Shaping AI?" Following Tech She Can x Accenture’s inclusive AI Summit for schools in March 2025, hear the takeaways from missing voices and their visions of AI-enabled futures and calls to action. 📍Dr Claire Thorne,&nbsp;Wednesday11th June at 11:00 in the EQL:HER Lounge - Talk: "Advocating for Under-Represented Voices in AI"We’re thrilled to see female-led voices front and centre at London Tech Week and look forward to connecting with individuals and organisations who share our vision of a tech industry that works for everyone.Stay tuned on our socials for more updates - and if you’re attending #LTW25, we’d love to see you there!Sign up for tickets here <a href="https://londontechweek.com/registration">https://londontechweek.com/registration</a> and use our 25% off discount code: TECHSHECAN

We were excited to welcome back OpenKids Africa for our second LinkedIn Live together in April.  This time we explored the important topic of what influences children’s career choices.

Shaping Futures: Exploring Factors Behind Children’s Career Choices – Webinar with Open Kids Africa

Our session&nbsp; “Shaping Futures: Exploring the Factors Behind Children’s Career Choices” brought together <a href="https://techshecan.org/meet-the-team">Becky Patel </a>(Head of Education at Tech She Can) and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/reginankenchor/">Regina Nkenchor</a> (Founder of OpenKids Africa) to share insights from both the UK and Nigeria, highlighting the shared challenges and opportunities when it comes to inspiring young people to consider careers in technology.&nbsp;In a world of ever-growing software and programs, Regina noted that “you really don't need to be within the four walls of a classroom to get access to technology”, and this session highlighted how you can have a pathway into tech, no matter what your background is.&nbsp;We delved into the differences and similarities of these influences, using Tech She Can’s experience in the UK, and OpenKids Africa’s background in Nigeria and other parts of Africa. &nbsp;Becky and Regina had an insightful conversation about the current career choices children are making, and some of the perceptions children have on specific roles and industries. The main influences both in Africa and the UK discussed were:Family and Cultural Influence Family and culture play a huge role in shaping children's views on careers. In both the UK and Nigeria, there’s often a strong preference for careers seen as stable or prestigious, like medicine or law, while tech can still feel unfamiliar or uncertain to some parents - something Regina herself experienced as a young teen.&nbsp;Reaching parents is a challenge, especially those not working in tech themselves. That’s why Tech She Can and OpenKids Africa run parent workshops and <a href="https://techshecan.org/live-assemblies">twilight sessions&nbsp;t</a>o help families better understand tech careers and their relevance in today’s world.Personal Interests and Passions Children’s hobbies and interests can be powerful indicators of future careers. Whether it’s storytelling, gaming, or art, these passions often link closely to roles in tech. We know children have aspirations that they can tangibly see in their day to day lives, but very few envision a career in tech. Becky noted that “there is no wrong career choice, and we’ll never discourage a child from what they want to do, but we will always try to showcase the pathways available to them”.&nbsp;At Tech She Can, we’re working to show that tech isn’t just about coding,&nbsp; it’s also about creativity, communication, and problem-solving. Through <a href="https://techshecan.org/lesson-packs">cross-curricular learning</a> and <a href="https://techshecan.org/role-models">real-life role models, </a>we help children see how their unique interests can lead to exciting and rewarding tech careers. Socioeconomic Status Access matters. Children in areas with fewer resources often have limited exposure to the world of work, especially tech. If you’ve never met someone in the industry or left your town, it’s harder to imagine these roles as possible.&nbsp;That’s why both charities focus on children in areas that need us most, and provide <a href="https://techshecan.org/girlsinaisummit">experiences that broaden their horizons.</a> We’re also passionate about highlighting alternative routes into tech such as apprenticeships and vocational training, so that financial barriers don’t close the door on potential.About <a href="https://www.openkidsafrica.org/">OpenKids Africa: </a>OpenKids Africa is a non-profit organisation dedicated to bridging the digital divide by providing free, high-quality technology education to children in rural African communities. Through partnerships with schools, governments, and industry, they deliver tech lessons and resources, aiming to empower every African child with the digital skills needed for the future.&nbsp;Help us shape the futures of young people in tech If today’s conversation resonated with you, whether around shifting perceptions, connecting passions to careers, or tackling inequality in access; there are several ways you can support our work.Become a Tech We Can <a href="https://techshecan.org/champions-2">Champion</a> and help us inspire children directly, join us as a <a href="https://techshecan.org/our-members">strategic partner organisation </a>to expand our impact, or simply <a href="https://techshecan.org/contact-us">get in touch </a>to learn more about how we’re working to change the narrative around tech careers — for every child, everywhere.

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We are the proud Charity Partner for Tech Show London 2026

Safer Internet Day 2026 programme

Visit Us at Bett 2026!

We are hiring! Tech She Can Data and Impact Analyst

Tech She Can Announced as Official Charity Partner of London Tech Week 2025

Shaping Futures: Exploring the Factors Behind Children’s Career Choices – Webinar with Open Kids Africa