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Chaya Soggot Practicum Israel

Practicum Israel appoints Chaya Soggot as CEO

22.08.22|James Spiro
Before joining Practicum, Soggot founded and served as CEO of two companies
Eliav Eliana Roy

Three Israeli companies join forces to help underrepresented citizens improve cyber skills

19.05.21|James Spiro
Cybint and the 8200 Alumni Association adopted myInterview to video screen and select participants for a cybersecurity boot camp
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Fintech company Finastra-Israel brings Druze female programmers to the forefront

10.01.21|Yafit Ovadia
“What’s beautiful is that we’ve created a beautiful community of women who’ve dreamed big,” says head of Druze female boot camp on shattering stereotypes and encouraging workplace diversity
Yossi Dan 24H Bootcamp

Three winners declared in Israel’s largest online boot camp for startups

25.09.20|James Spiro
CTech was on the ground during 24H Bootcamp, where 100 startups competed for the winning spot
Yossi Dan 24H Bootcamp

INSIDE LOOK: How 24H Bootcamp TLV gave rise to 100 startups in one day

17.09.20|James Spiro
CTech was invited to 24H Bootcamp TLV to watch the operations in real-time from their WeWork operations building. Here’s how it played out
סלינה בוטקאמפ 2

Hostel Chain Selina Partners With Training School Elevation Academy on Tech Bootcamp

07.07.19|Maayan Manela
The three-month program combines a trip to a Panamanian coastal resort offering coding and app development training
תל אביב נוף בניינים קו רקיע בניה מגדלים

Israel Picks Seven Companies to Run State-Funded Coding Bootcamps

04.06.18|Hagar Ravet
The initiative, designed to increase diversity in Israel’s tech sector, will be open to people with degrees in exact sciences