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Announcements
Flatiron School acquisition by Carrick Capital Partners closes
Announces initiative to increase diversity in tech NEW YORK, August 4, 2020 — Carrick Capital Partners (“Carrick”), an investment firm focused on software and software-enabled businesses, yesterday closed its acquisition of Flatiron School (“Flatiron”), a global institution that trains students in 21st-century skills like software engineering, data science and UX/UI design. The news follows Flatiron’s […]
Alumni Stories
The NexTech 100 Scholarship Helped These 4 Students Change Their Futures Forever
Here are just a few of our scholarship recipients and #flatirongrads who are shaping the future of tech.
Announcements
Announcing The John Stanley Ford Fellowship
Today we are launching the John Stanley Ford Fellowship to support the advancement of Black tech professionals by creating long-lasting change.
Announcements
The John Stanley Ford Fellowship: A Step Forward as We Strive for Racial Equity and Equal Opportunities in Tech
Our newly launched John Stanley Ford Fellowship, which offers apprenticeships to Black graduates, is only one aspect of the work needed to effect meaningful and long-lasting advancement of Black tech professionals.
Alumni Stories
Job Seeker: Job Hunting During the Coronavirus Pandemic with Our Alumna Lillian
"The largest lesson I have learned is to not only be okay with failure but to embrace failure. When I removed my fear of failing, I began trying new things, feeding my curiosity, and becoming a programmer!"
Announcements
Flatiron School Partners with NCWIT to Offer Full-Tuition Technical Training to Women in Alabama and Michigan
At Flatiron School, we believe in creating a more diverse, inclusive tech workforce. To date, we’ve done this in a lot of ways, including helping over 1,000 women break into tech through impact-driven diversity initiatives and scholarships. Today, we’re excited to announce our partnership with the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT). They’re […]