Tech Alliance Applicant Information
The Tech Alliance serves traditionally underrepresented populations, including justice-impacted individuals, individuals and families living in poverty, disconnected youth, and youth aging out of the foster care system. To qualify for Tech Alliance you must meet the following eligibility requirements:
b. The family member of someone who is justice-involved
c. Opportunity youth
d. Youth aging out of the Foster Care system
e. TANF-eligible
- Class will be 4 days a week, 3 hours a day
- Participants should expect to spend 20 hours a week total on the program (8 hours of work a week outside of class)
Upon acceptance to the program, each applicant will begin with Intro to Technology. Then, participants will jump into the front end development curriculum. Once the participant has completed the front end development curriculum, the participant may choose one of the following pathways to complete their certification: full stack development, project management, data analysis, IT support.
Case Management
Case management for the duration of the program, plus an additional year after completion.
○ Mental health counseling
○ Substance use counseling
○ Assistance in areas like housing, employment, transportation, obtaining insurance, adult education, etc.
Tennessee Tech Alliance Launches Community Classes
Tennessee launches community coding classes to justice-impacted individuals to prevent recidivism and the prison pipeline.
Questions?
We would love to hear from you! You can send us an email: techalliance@perseverenow.org
or give us a call at:
(877) 260-7299