Empowering Students with Digital & Coding Skills
Building a Digital Learning Ecosystem
TechDiva Classes is an initiative that partners with schools and community centers to equip students from underserved communities with essential digital literacy and coding skills. It builds confidence, creativity, and problem-solving abilities, offering structured exposure to technology for a future-ready generation
Why TechDiva Classes Matters
Many students from low-income communities, struggle with fundamental digital skills due to limited access to computers and structured technology education. TechDiva Classes aims to bridge this digital learning gap by:
Introducing students to computers, coding, and digital workflows in a structured, hands-on learning environment
Offering both in-person and online mentorship, ensuring accessibility for students in various educational settings
Creating a sustainable learning model, where students progress from learners to mentors, driving long-term digital education within their communities.
The TechDiva Learning Experience
TechDiva Classes are designed with flexibility and support in mind, the program combines in-person and online mentorship with a progressive learning approach that introduces students to essential digital skills and gradually builds their confidence in advanced technology and coding
Flexible Scheduling
Sessions are held once or twice a week depending on student and school availability
Hybrid Learning Model
Students are guided by both in-person and online mentors, ensuring continuous support
Progressive Learning Approach
Students start with foundational digital skills before moving on to logic-based coding and creative programming
TechDiva Classes bring structured digital and coding education to students with limited access and opportunity. Through hands-on learning and mentorship, we build skills that inspire lifelong confidence and leadership.
Structured Learning with HashHackCode
TechDiva Classes follow the HashHackCode curriculum, offering a structured learning pathway that grows with each learner. From basic digital skills to logical thinking and creative coding, the program builds confidence through hands-on, progressive learning
TechDiva Learning Model
A Sustainable Model for Schools & Communities
The TechDiva Learning Model is built on a three-phase approach that goes beyond traditional education, ensuring that students not only learn but also lead. Our model fosters a self-sustaining learning cycle, where students transition from learners to mentors, expanding digital education within their schools and communities
Building Awareness & Interest
Students begin their journey with the All Girls Hackathon (AGH), where they are introduced to technology, problem-solving, and creative thinking. This immersive experience sparks their interest in digital learning and provides their first structured exposure to technology
Developing Digital & Coding Skills
Students who show interest enroll in TechDiva Classes, where they receive structured training in digital literacy and coding. Through progressive learning tracks, students build confidence in computer operations, coding fundamentals, and problem-solving, ensuring they are prepared for the digital world
Leading & Expanding Digital Learning
Students who complete TechDiva Classes transition into TechDiva Leaders, where they mentor their peers and help implement the program across their schools. This peer-led approach ensures that digital education continues to grow, fostering a culture of collaborative learning and leadership that makes technology accessible to all
Support TechDiva Classes
For Schools & Institutions
Implement TechDiva Classes
- Introduce TechDiva Classes as part of the school curriculum
- Support peer-led implementation to ensure maximum impact
- Provide access to infrastructure and digital learning resources
For Companies
Support as a Corporate Partner
- Align CSR initiatives with digital and coding education for students
- Sponsor TechDiva Classes or provide resources and mentorship support
- Help expand access to technology in underserved communities
