About

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol grew from our shared love of working in tech, alongside our awareness of the lack of diversity. Our mission is to support the development of a tech industry that is inclusive of all so that it reflects the wider society.

We aim to support and encourage women and gender non-conforming people working in, or wishing to move into the tech industry through our careers support, workshops and signposting.  For information please see our networking options here and become a member for free via meetup.

We support companies wishing to improve on their inclusion through introducing them to our members through our candidates page and to reach out through our Jobs Board.  We also welcome companies wishing to engage through offering sponsorship of our Workshop Wednesdays and the opportunity to run workshops to meet possible candidates here.

Support Us

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol wants to be open to all our members regardless of income and as such do not run a reward membership. However, we are grateful for any companies or people wishing to support us to allow us to continue helping and supporting our members and the tech community.

We have Paypal support and also buy me a coffee if you want to say a quick thank you.

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* please note we are a VAT registered social enterprise but are not a charity so you are unable to reclaim the tax

Blog

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Skills shortage?

This week we are taking a look at some of the latest work culture initiatives that we’ve been spotting as well as some key insights into the industry, where the skills shortage is and what may be of interest to get into as a career.

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City of Bristol Courses & Open Day

The City of Bristol College has an Open Day this week.
Over 50 short, online college courses are available for you to join today for free, giving you the skills you need for a career change or to get employment ready. This wide range of courses is brought to you by Partners in Bristol (PiB), part of City of Bristol College, in collaboration with SkillsNet.

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Happy International Men’s Day

You may wonder why we wanted to support IMD but it’s something we have been talking about a lot in the group. When we originally set up Women’s Tech Hub there was a feeling that it would be seen as a women’s group and exclusionary with regard to men. We were also concerned that we would get a kickback from the industry on the group. It’s thankfully been far from true though.