Tech4Her — Enhanced Component
Our Mission

Empower Women,
Prosper Africa

Tech4Her advances women's economic empowerment through digital skills, community, and technology — enabling women across Africa to earn more, grow businesses, and thrive.

Project 2030

Girls Slay
Code Academy

Inspiring 10,000 female developers in Nigeria. Hands-on Maker Labs, coding bootcamps, and STEM programs for girls aged 12–18 — building Africa's next generation of TechStars.

Talent Pipeline

HireHer —
Career Starts Here

Connecting Tech4Her graduates to leading companies across Africa and globally. Job placement, paid apprenticeships, and salary transparency — 75% placement within 90 days.

98M+ Girls underserved in Africa
<20% Women in formal ICT roles
30–40% Mobile internet gender gap
$19.7B Africa EdTech market by 2034
Digital Skills Acelerator Girls Slay Code HireHer Talent Pipeline Women in Tech Africa's Future Economic Empowerment 10,000 Developers by 2030 75% Job Placement Rate Digital Skills Accelerator Girls Slay Code HireHer Talent Pipeline Women in Tech Africa's Future Economic Empowerment 10,000 Developers by 2030 75% Job Placement Rate
Our Mission

Building a scalable pathway for African women to gain digital and AI fluency.

Enabling women to earn more, grow their businesses, and participate fully in the future of work.

Our Purpose

We exist to put Africa's most underutilised resource to work: Women

Tech4Her advances women's economic empowerment by enabling access to relevant digital skills and supporting their application across diverse sectors. By bridging gaps in access, capability, and opportunity, we contribute to more inclusive growth and sustainable livelihoods across African communities.

Training Placement Community Entrepreneurship
Make an Impact
The Reality

The numbers
demand action.

Across Sub-Saharan Africa, women and girls face systemic barriers to technology access and digital economic participation. These statistics represent real people — and the scale of our opportunity.

98M+ Girls underserved in Sub-Saharan Africa
30–40% Mobile internet gender gap
$19.7B Africa EdTech market by 2034
<20% Women in formal ICT roles
Our Model

The Tech4Her progression

A progressive pathway from access to real economic power — enabling women to build capability, apply it meaningfully, and lead in the digital economy.

Tech4Her Student

Strategic pillars

Training Placement Community Entrepreneurship
1

Digital Skills Accelerator

Building foundational confidence with mobile devices, internet tools, and communication platforms. Delivered through mobile-first, low-bandwidth solutions to reach women in underserved and rural areas.

2

Applied Digital Skills

Supporting women to use technology within their existing work — improving productivity, income, and reach. A trader, teacher, nurse, or farmer should be able to use digital platforms to scale beyond physical limitations.

3

AI Literacy & Fluency

Introducing practical, accessible ways to use emerging AI tools to enhance efficiency, creativity, and decision-making. Without this progression, many women risk being left behind in an AI-shaped future of work.

4

Technology-Enabled Livelihoods

Combining training with mentorship, funding pathways, job placement, and a pan-African marketplace — ensuring skills translate into real economic outcomes for women and their communities.

What We Do

Programs built to
transform lives

From classroom to career — our integrated programs cover every step of a woman's tech journey.

01
Program 01 · Skills

Digital Skills & Accelerator

Practical, sector-relevant digital training for women at every stage — from foundational digital literacy to advanced product design.

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02
Program 02 · Education

Girls Slay Code

Inspiring 10,000 female developers in Nigeria. Hands-on Maker Labs, coding bootcamps, and STEM programs for girls aged 12–18.

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03
Program 03 · Careers

HireHer Talent Pipeline

Connecting graduates to leading employers. Job placement, paid apprenticeships, and salary transparency — 75% placed within 90 days.

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Special Programs

Reaching women where they are

Beyond our core products, three targeted programs extend our reach into communities, crafts, and the future of work.

Tech-Enabled Artisan Program

Bringing traditional African crafts into the digital age. Empowering weavers, potters, seamstresses, and food producers aged 25–55 to use digital tools to scale, reach markets, and preserve cultural heritage.

Artisans · Makers · Producers

Community Learning Hubs

Solar-enabled, community-based digital access centers with shared devices, local facilitators, and guided AI productivity tools. Bridges the gap from basic digital literacy to real-world application — fundable via CSR and foundations.

Rural · Peri-Urban · Scalable

TEWA — Workforce Accelerator

Preparing women for digital and AI-supported work: virtual assistance, customer support, freelancing, data annotation, and digital operations. Direct pathway to employment and global income streams.

Remote Work · AI Tools · Jobs
Make an Impact

Your support changes a woman's entire trajectory

Every contribution you give directly funds training, mentorship, and career placement for women who would otherwise be left behind by the digital economy.

$25 Funds one week of digital literacy training for a woman in rural Africa.
$100 Covers a full coding bootcamp module including materials and mentorship.
$500 Sponsors a girl through the full Girls Slay Code Academy semester.
Choose Amount

Secure payment · Tax-deductible · 100% to programs

Trending Events

TechUp for African Women: Increase the representation of women and girls in Data science and AI. Project delivered in the capacity of an ambassadorial representative of Women in Data Science Worldwide, WiDS.  Explore…

DataDiva Bootcamp: Increase the representation of women and girls in Data science and AI. Project delivered in the capacity of an ambassadorial representative of Women in Data Science Worldwide, WiDS.  Explore…

Past Events

Girls Slay Code  2018:  In partnership with American Corner, this program empowers females 18-35 to overcome the barriers to coding in 1hr.  Explore…

Get Your Business Online Campaign 2016: We reached out to 100 women living in Ogudu GRA, Lagos. Registered 500 business profiles online. They took simple courses such as how to use the internet, send emails and how to use powerpoint.

Tech4Her — Impact Component
Real Impact

Voices from our community

"Tech4Her didn't just teach me to code — it gave me the confidence to walk into any room and belong there. I went from unemployed to leading a dev team in 14 months."

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Amara Okonkwo
Software Engineer · Lagos

"The HireHer programme connected me to my first role at a fintech company. I had three offers in 60 days. That is not luck — that is a system designed for women to win."

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Fatima Al-Hassan
Product Manager · Abuja

"My daughter attended Girls Slay Code at 14. At 17, she built an app that won a national youth innovation award. Tech4Her literally changed the trajectory of her life."

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Ngozi Adeyemi
Parent · Port Harcourt
Trusted By

Partners who believe
in women's potential.

AccessBank Microsoft Google.org UN Women Andela Mastercard Foundation
Take Action

The future is female.
Help us build it.

Whether you donate, volunteer, partner with us, or refer a girl — every action creates a ripple across Africa.

Working hours

Monday- Thursday:8:00-18:30 Hrs
(Phone until 17:30 Hrs)
Friday - 8:00-14:00

We are here

American Corner-CCHUB, Yaba, Lagos Nigeria.
Phone:+2348105445404
Fax:+2348105445404
Email: hello@tech4her.org, tech4herafrica@gmail.com