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Tech Channel Ambassadors out to reduce stress and strife
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This article is part of the MicroScope issue of May-June 2024
I admit to being very interested in the recent story concerning the launch of the Tech Channel Ambassadors (TCA). My initial thought was one of bemusement because although I can accept competition can be fierce in the IT industry, I never suspected it had reached the point where diplomats would be required to sooth any potential hostilities. Thankfully, the TCA are engaged in more peaceful matters, although you could argue that their efforts, if successful, will do much to reduce a lot of strife and stress in the IT channel. The aim of the TCA is to raise awareness of career opportunities across the IT channel for people in education, returning to employment or looking to change career. The TCA is also keen to emphasise the career opportunities for girls, BAME, disabled, neurodiverse and disadvantaged groups. “Through our extensive network, we strive to provide students and applicants with the knowledge, skills and opportunities to develop a career in the dynamic world of the technology channel,” it states, in cooperation with ...
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