Women’s Tech Club
Innovate. Elevate. Impact.
Technology should never be a barrier. It should be a superpower — for every member, from someone who has never felt confident with a device to a chapter president running a full digital operation.
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Day one
Five steps, designed to feel like a friend sitting beside you rather than a teacher marking your work.
- A short welcome film — an invitation, not a tutorial
- Fifteen adaptive questions to find your real starting point
- Pick a learning track — the assessment advises, you decide
- Materials arrive: printed in person, ready to print at home
- A wider survey maps what else you can do, beyond technology
Six learning tracks
Members self-select on the assessment’s advice — the choice is always theirs.
- Foundations — devices, email, video calls, passwords, Wi-Fi
- Social Media — strategy, content, going live, algorithms
- Business Tools — bookkeeping, invoicing, websites, email marketing
- Digital Security — recovery, two-factor, scams, protecting children
- App & Creator — AI tools, podcasting, video, publishing
- Custom — name your own goal, or teach what you already know
The skills network
The survey maps every talent in the ecosystem, so when a chapter president needs a designer, a grant writer, or somebody who has actually sat on a school board, they can find one.
- Writing and editing
- Event planning
- Legal background
- Healthcare
- Education
- Business and finance
- Creative arts
- Government and civic
- Faith and ministry
- Military and veteran
- Agriculture and land
Learning alongside your children is the most powerful thing you can model. When a child watches her mother become capable at something difficult, she learns that capability is acquired, not inherited.