The Women in Tech program is designed to provide women, especially those who are marginalized or living in areas affected by conflict, with the opportunity to learn modern technical skills, such as coding. In today's global economy, computer skills are essential, and over 92% of jobs require some level of computer training according to the National Skills Coalition. With the move towards digitalization, it is crucial to empower women by providing them with access to job opportunities in the tech industry.

Refugee women face unique challenges in accessing employment and skills training, with nearly one in four being heads of households according to UNHCR. Providing and caring for their families can be a challenge, and skills training programs can be expensive or difficult to find. Moreover, more than 81% of Syrian refugees according to UNICEF live outside of camps, making it even harder to reach women in need of training and resources. The Women in Tech program offers a solution to these challenges. Students can learn from the comfort of their own homes, eliminating the need to travel or find childcare. They can learn essential computer languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and R, or technical skills such as digital marketing and data analysis. These skills are in high demand in the tech industry. By mastering them, women increase their employability and can work remotely, giving them the flexibility to balance work and family responsibilities.