Start ‘Em Young, Raise ‘Em Right
Hello/Hola,
Developing tomorrow’s workforce starts by investing in today’s talent. At Universal Tech Movement, we believe that introducing high school students to professional pathways early builds the confidence, technical skills, and networks they need to thrive in a digital, tech economy.
That is why we are thrilled to kick off our summer workforce development initiative! UTM has partnered with various entities to open our headquarters to high school interns this summer from across the Greater Austin area.
From the City of Austin and Travis County, to Ladders for Leaders, we are proud to partner with a variety of organizations to host these brilliant young minds.
Over the coming weeks, UTM’s interns will dive into hands-on projects, receive direct mentorship, and get a firsthand look at the future of technology. Stay tuned to the newsletter for updates on their journeys and accomplishments.
In the meantime, stay cool, drink plenty of water and enjoy the summer months ahead.
Warm Regards,
-The Universal Tech Movement Team
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