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Microsoft Mentorship Program for junior CS students

By Jessica

Want a mentor in Tech? Whether you’re taking CS because you want to dip a toe in the tech waters or because you are fully committed to a tech journey, a new Microsoft mentoring program has been developed with you in mind.



Microsoft employees will serve as your mentors, coaching your cohort of peers through group and individual remote sessions. You’ll work on developing individual and collaborative strategies to help navigate challenges that can arise across personal, academic and workspaces. 





Ready to build your tech resilience? Interested in a resume-builder? 



Programs launch late March 2021. You’ll engage in five weekly group sessions (remotely) with Microsoft mentors coaching you through discussions and embedded tech activities, and, have an opportunity for two 1:1’s. 

NOTE:

- You will not be learning technologies/programming. You will not be talking about resumes or careers at Microsoft. Mentors are unable to recommend you for internships or positions. This is not a recruiting mechanism for Microsoft.

- Space is limited, so we cannot guarantee your participation. If admitted, you’ll be notified in advance of the start date.

-  If you cannot commit to full participation, we ask that you do not sign up. Attending all sessions in full is mandatory.

Please submit this form by March 5, 2021 at 5pm PT for full consideration. We will review and admit students on a rolling basis starting January 9th.

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