There are many camps, workshops, and mentoring programs designed to help students learn about careers in computing. Find one that’s the right fit for you.
- AccessComputing
AccessComputing aims to increase the participation of people with disabilities in computing fields. Become a member of the AccessComputing Student Team. - Code Now
Teaches coding to high school students through weekend trainings and online homework. - DigiGirlz
Microsoft DigiGirlz programs give high school girls the opportunity to learn about careers in technology, connect with Microsoft employees, and participate in hands-on-computer and technology workshops. - DO-IT Pals
An online program for teenagers with disabilities who want to attend college, interested in pursuing a challenging career, and interested in meet other teens with similar goals. - Girls Who Code
This 8-week summer immersion program for high school juniors gives girls hands on experience with various aspects of computing. - Project Fast Forward
This program allows deaf and hard-of-hearing students across the country to earn college credits in computer-related courses while they are still in high school. - Saturday Computing Experience
A Seattle-area program that introduces deaf and hard of hearing students to computers and computer programming in an accessible program. - Summer Academy for Advancing Deaf and hard of Hearing in Computing
An academically challenging program designed for deaf and hard of hearing students with skills in math and/or science. - Tech Girlz and Tech Boyz
Week-long summer camp for deaf or hard-of-hearing students entering 7th, 8th or 9th grade who are interested in science, technology, engineering and math.