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From career opportunities to critical thinking, the benefits of tech education are bountiful.

Inspiring girls and young women to technology education and careers takes the right balance of education, messaging and examples.

Digital fluency is a must-have skill in our technology-driven world. Here’s how our program prepares students to thrive as digitally proficient citizens.

Digital literacy teaches students how to use technology. Digital fluency teaches them how to create and innovate with it. Here’s how to bridge the gap.

Consider information and digital fluency as secret weapons for students in navigating the digital landscape with confidence. Here are the many different ways these skills can help.

In an increasingly digital world, developing digital fluency skills for students is more relevant than ever. Explore why digital fluency is important and how CompTIA Spark makes it fun and engaging for students.

There’s so much to be gained from a solid foundation of digital fluency. Here, we break down why it’s important to start developing digital fluency as early as middle school.

There are many different kinds of tech careers to consider. Everyone has different interests, different skills, different paths. Here’s what it’s like to work in a few kinds of roles.

Women have long served as innovators in the tech industry, and the next generation are still inspired by those that came before them—even their own mothers!

Employers increasingly value skills over IT degrees and you don’t have to be stuck at a desk to have a successful tech career.

There are lots of meaningful and fulfilling jobs in tech, even if you're not good at math or don't want to work for a large tech company.

It’s important to teach students how technology can be used in real-life situations and not in a textbook, according to Henry Mann, senior director of product development at CompTIA Spark.

Srija Tamidela and nine other Tech Girlz Teen Advisory Board members received Aspirations in Computing awards from the National Center for Women & Information Technology.

In exclusive new research, CompTIA Spark explores how parents view technology, and IT careers. Discover key insights into what factors influence parental attitudes towards these fields.

Members of the TechGirlz Teen Advisory Board highlight women in tech that they admire—and how those women motivate them to follow their own dreams.

Thanks to our dedicated community of supporters, partners, and friends, CompTIA Spark reached 6,250 young people through our tech education programs in 2022!

David Patrick, Office Apps and Service MVP at Microsoft shares his experience teaching young women about technology for the CompTIA Spark TechGirlz program with his daughter, Sarah.