The Miami Tech Talent Coalition is a sectoral partnership incubating ideas for meaningful change in hiring. It drives action through four working groups: 1) the Inclusive Tech Talent Pipeline Workgroup, building partnerships to connect non-traditional talent pools to enter the tech space; 2) the Emerging Talent Workgroup, creating opportunities for entry-level technology jobs, internships, and apprenticeships; 3) the Tech Skills Gap Workgroup, reskilling and up-skilling employees; 4) the Small Business Capacity Building Workgroup, creating tech talent pathways for micro- and small businesses. Join a working group today by clicking here!

There is no cost to participate in the Coalition. Join a working group today by clicking here!

The Miami Tech Talent Coalition is the sector partnership created by Miami Tech Works, a $10 million initiative funded by the Good Jobs Challenge and the Economic Development Administration (EDA). Learn more about the Good Jobs Challenge by clicking here.

The Miami Tech Talent Coalition is led by Miami Dade College, Florida International University, Florida Memorial University, OIC of South Florida, Miami-Dade County, City of Miami, Miami-Dade Beacon Council, Lab22C, Refresh Miami, and CareerSource South Florida.

Miami Tech Works brings together employers, educators and community-based organizations all focused on one thing: building a sustainable tech talent pipeline that will create economic impact for South Florida employers of all sizes while empowering residents with new opportunities and strengthening the community as a whole.

Miami Tech Works is funded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration's Good Jobs Challenge, which is designed to train Americans for quality positions by developing and enhancing regional workforce training systems. Learn more about the Good Jobs Challenge by clicking here.

Hiring interns offers real-world training to future tech professionals, bridging the gap between education and the workplace. Interns not only support your business needs with fresh skills and ideas, but they also bring energy and adaptability, making them a strategic solution for your workforce. Investing in internships helps develop talent tailored to your company’s goals. Let Miami Tech Works help you find the solution to your tech talent needs by contacting us here.

Download this free guide to kickstart your internship program. It will guide you and your team in defining the phases and milestones for a successful experience for both your business and your intern.

When you are done, share it with us at miamitechworksjobs@mdc.edu or with your preferred training provider within our network.

Miami-Dade and Broward employers of all sizes looking for a competitive hiring advantage should follow our work. Connect with local, tech-ready candidates and gain insights from educators and other South Florida employers on building a sustainable tech talent pipeline that drives regional economic growth. Follow along on Instagram and LinkedIn, and sign up for our newsletter to stay engaged with our efforts!

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To apply for a training program through Miami Tech Works, visit our Get Trained page to explore the various skill-based programs tailored to propel you into the tech industry. Choose your desired focus area, and follow the application process outlined for each partner institution. For additional support and information, please feel free to reach out to us directly through our Contact Us page!

Visit our Upcoming Events page, follow Miami Tech Works on Instagram and LinkedIn, and sign up for our newsletter to stay engaged with our efforts!

Depending on the training provider, our partners offer both career services and need-based support to remove barriers to entry. Applicable services may vary. Contact a career advisor at your training provider for more information.

Some training programs may have costs associated with them, while others could be funded through partnerships. We want to ensure you have access to the information you need, so be sure to check the specific program details for pricing and funding options through our Get Trained page.

Most programs are open to participants of all ages, but specific courses may have age recommendations or requirements. We encourage all prospective participants to check specific program details for age requirements through our Get Trained page.

Miami Tech Works offers a range of support services, including access to valuable resources and networking opportunities. Our goal is to help you thrive in your training and job search! For more about the support we provide, visit our Get Trained page.

Prerequisites can vary by program, so it’s a good idea to check the individual course details. Some may require prior knowledge or experience, while others welcome beginners. We want to help you find the right fit, so visit our Get Trained page for specific requirements.

It varies depending on the course. Some programs might take just a few weeks, while others could last several months. We recommend checking the program descriptions on our Get Trained page for specific timelines.

Participants are welcome to join multiple programs, but please consider your schedule to ensure a successful learning experience.

Upon completing your training program, you will receive a certificate issued through your training provider that showcases your new skills and can enhance your resume. More information about certification is available through our Get Trained page.

Miami Tech Works is a community-wide initiative that connects employers, educators and community organizations to create a sustainable tech talent pipeline in South Florida.

A micro-internship is a short-term, paid professional project that typically lasts between 10 to 40 hours. These tasks are similar to those assigned to interns or new hires and can be in any industry or department, such as sales, marketing, HR, or finance. Micro-internships are comprehensive, often remote, and available year-round, offering businesses flexibility and quick solutions for specific needs.

Download this free guide to kickstart your internship program. It will guide you and your team in defining the phases and milestones for a successful experience for both your business and your intern.

When you are done, share it with us at miamitechworksjobs@mdc.edu or with your preferred training provider within our network.

Miami Tech Works is a $10 million initiative funded by the Good Jobs Challenge and the Economic Development Administration (EDA). Learn more about the Good Jobs Challenge by clicking here.

Visit our Upcoming Events page, follow Miami Tech Works on Instagram and LinkedIn, and sign up for our newsletter!

Miami Tech Works offers various skill-based training programs focused on high-demand tech fields such as software development, data analysis, and cybersecurity.

We regularly share information about grants and funding opportunities. Reach out to us to learn more about available options.

Selection criteria include proven track records in delivering effective training, outcomes for participants, and partnerships with local employers

The Miami Tech Talent Coalition is part of Miami Tech Works, a $10 million initiative funded by the Good Jobs Challenge and the Economic Development Administration (EDA). Learn more about the Good Jobs Challenge by clicking here.

Miami Tech Works brings together employers, educators and community-based organizations all focused on one thing: building a sustainable tech talent pipeline that will create economic impact for South Florida employers of all sizes while empowering residents with new opportunities and strengthening the community as a whole.

Miami Tech Works is funded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration's Good Jobs Challenge, which is designed to train Americans for quality positions by developing and enhancing regional workforce training systems. Learn more about the Good Jobs Challenge by clicking here.

Visit our Upcoming Events page, follow Miami Tech Works on Instagram and LinkedIn, and sign up for our newsletter!