Teens strive to earn long-term tech positions in the Twin Cities
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Through its Tech Geeks program, 30,000 Feet offers paid training and a pathway to lucrative careers, in particular for young people of color.
âWeâre disproportionately left out of tech opportunities and so we want to ensure that young people are equipped with the knowledge. The competitive knowledge,â said Vanessa Young, co-founder of 30,000 Feet. | |
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