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This is the first-ever map — and comprehensive assessment — of New York City’s tech education and training ecosystem.

Use the following map to explore a new level of detail about the educational and workforce training infrastructure for working adults and students grades K-12. The accompanying report can be found here.

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Mapping NYC’s Education & Training Ecosystem for Tech Careers

For New York City to succeed in elevating far more New Yorkers from lower-income backgrounds into the middle class, the city will need to make significantly more progress in expanding access to technology careers.

Although jobs in technology have been among the fastest-growing occupations in New York, too few of those good jobs are going to New Yorkers from low-income communities.Changing this will require wholesale improvements in the city’s education and workforce training systems, coupled with major new investments that expose New Yorkers to these careers, introduce them to foundational skills, and help them develop the specific competencies and hands-on experience that are in demand at tech companies today.

This report points the way forward, providing the first-ever comprehensive assessment—and map—of New York City’s tech education and training ecosystem.

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Profiled Adult Programs

The centerpiece of the report is a series of profiled programs of skills-building organizations. The following are profiled programs focused on working adults which provide a deeper dive on how they work to build range of tech skills.

These following profiled programs provide a deeper dive into many of hte key orgnizations building a range of tech skills for New Yorkers.

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Profiled K-12 Programs

The following are profiled programs focused on students in grade K-12.

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Location Trends

Tech skill-building programs are unevenly distributed across the city, and several neighborhoods have very few, if any, relevant programs.

Adult Skill level Trends

Few of the city’s nonprofit adult tech workforce training programs are focused on in-depth training for tech careers, and only a handful are training for engineering roles.

K-12 Trends

New York has fewer tech skills-building and STEM exploration programs focused on grades K-5 than for other grades.

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If you don’t see an existing Adult or K-12 serving tech training program or would like to add a new program, please get in touch with us.

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