Are you thinking about making a career in the technology field? Then this #QuartadoBem is for you 😃 Potência Tech is open for applications for 50 thousand scholarships in programming and game development and for 250 scholarships for women to study programming.
This week there is also a new podcast, tips on recycling and how not to waste food — as Friday (29) is International Food Loss and Waste Awareness Day.
Come with us in this #QuartadoBem!
Registration for the Potência Tech iFood Bootcamp, which offers 50 thousand scholarships in partnership with DIO, is open until October 29th. There will be two tracks: programming from scratch and game development. The vacancies are intended for people in situations of socioeconomic vulnerability or diversity groups.
Potência Tech also offers 250 scholarships for women interested in the WomakersCode web programming course for beginners. Registration ends on October 3rd; To participate, you must be 15 years old or over, have completed primary education, have access to a computer, notebook or tablet and internet connection.
This Friday, September 29th, is International Food Loss and Waste Awareness Day. The date was created to raise awareness about the importance of reducing food waste as much as possible.
iFood supports this cause in All at the Table Movement, the first Brazilian coalition of companies and organizations to combat hunger and waste. Want to get into this vibe? Here they go tips for eliminating food waste:
- Plan your meals for the week instead of impulse buying
- Organize the fridge and closet by bringing what will expire
- It will remain? Donate to a Food Bank or anyone in need
The first episode of the first season of the new podcast by rapper Gog, the national rap poet, premiered on Monday (25). Every week, there will be lots of cool interviews and also information pills about iFood, which is the sponsor of podGOG.
The debut pill talks about the psychological and legal support center for delivery people. Curiosity struck? So come along.
Let's close our #QuartadoBem with a tip from movement Together for Recycling, of which iFood is part. To know what is recyclable, keep an eye on which materials are “dry” — such as bottles, jars, paper, coffee capsules, jars and cans.
Separated? Now just empty, clean and discard in the recyclable bin.
