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BIT has Partnered with Uvaro and OneTen

BIT is committed to the lifelong learning and support that is crucial to the Career Success of their growing community!

About the Uvaro Member Sponsored Partnership

The Blacks In Technology Foundation, OneTen, and Uvaro have partnered to promote career success for Black talent entering tech sales by sponsoring memberships to Uvaro’s Career Success program. Job-specific training and 24 months of career support provided.

Transforming Lives. Building Great Careers in Tech Sales. 

The tech industry offers some of the fastest-growing and in-demand employment opportunities today, but these opportunities have been unequal and exclusionary—especially for people of color and people without 4-year degrees.

BIT knows that the best way to reduce inequality, drive better employment outcomes, and grow your career is with job-specific training. With this partnership, selected BIT and OneTen applicants will gain sponsored access at no cost to Uvaro’s catalog of rapid upskilling courses for sales and customers success roles, workshops, on-demand training, and 24 months of career support — all designed to help you advance your career in tech.

Tech Sales Foundations (12 Week) 

For 12 weeks, 2 hours daily, seasoned instructors will work with your cohort to teach all the skills needed for a successful career in B2B tech sales. You’ll also get 5+ hours of guided independent study with cutting-edge tools.

You’ll have the skills and tools you need to dive into a Business Development Rep, Sales Development Rep, or Jr. Account Executive role with confidence.

Course Dates: 

  • April 24 – July 14 from 6pm – 8pm EST

Important Dates

April 24th course start 

March 31, 2023

Last day to submit applicants to earn sponsored membership to Uvaro’s career success program

April 13, 2023

Applicants notified of their admission to the program 

April 24, 2023 at 6pm-8pm EST

Class start date

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About Uvaro

Uvaro is the world’s leading Career Success company. Its mission is to create more fulfilling careers for its members. Through its proprietary platform and holistic approach to learning, Uvaro provides digital upskilling training, career development services, and a network of coaches to help its members land successful roles in the tech industry and support their ongoing career development—from hired to retired. Uvaro members work for some of the world’s largest and fastest-growing technology companies, including Salesforce, PayPal, and Oracle. Learn more at www.uvaro.com

About The BIT Foundation

Blacks In Technology is a global platform for Black people in technology, and The Blacks In Technology Foundation is the largest community of Black people in the technology industry. Through community-focused activities, events and outreach, BIT is “Stomping the Divide” by establishing standards for world class technical excellence. BIT serves members through community, media and mentorship, providing resources and guidance and challenging members to establish new standards of innovation. Learn more about the Blacks In Technology Foundation.

About OneTen

Founded in 2020, OneTen is a coalition of leading chief executives and their companies who are coming together to upskill, hire and promote one million Black individuals who do not yet have a four-year degree into family-sustaining jobs with opportunities for advancement over ten years. OneTen connects employers with talent developers and other skill-credentialing organizations, leading nonprofits and community-based partners who support the development of diverse talent. By creating more equitable and inclusive workforces, we believe we can reach our full potential as a nation of united citizens. OneTen recognizes the unique potential in everyone – every individual, every business, every community – to change the arc of America’s story with Black talent.