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Tech-Career — Free Tech Bootcamp in Tel Aviv
Bootcamp in cybersecurity, data, and development. Free, 6-12 months. 80%+ placement. An alternative to the academic track.
About Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is the main draw for the second generation of Israeli-Ethiopians — academics, entrepreneurs and professionals in tech, design and law. Community activity in the city focuses on equality and combating racism, alongside a vibrant real-estate market offering a wide range of housing options.
Available tracks
- Cybersecurity (12 months): SOC analyst, ethical hacking, GRC
- Data (10 months): Data Analyst, Data Engineer
- Full-Stack Developer (6 months): React, Node, PostgreSQL
- Product/UX (4 months): short, role-switch focused
Entry requirements
- Full matriculation
- Good English (not native)
- Entrance exams: logic + motivation + interview
- No degree required
Bonus value
- Connection to 650+ partner tech companies
- Mentor through post-graduation
- 1,200+ alumni network
- Free — no tuition
How to start
- Register at tech-career.org
- Entrance exams (1-2 days)
- Personal interview
- Start of next cohort (every 3-4 months)
Ethiopian community in Tel Aviv
- Community population
- ~6,000
- Share of city
- ~1.5%
- Main neighbourhoods
- שכ' הצפון, דרום תל אביב
- Community services
- ENP, HAMA, פרנץ' קיי קולה
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FAQ — Tel Aviv
- How many Ethiopian-Israelis live in Tel Aviv?
- The Ethiopian-Israeli community in Tel Aviv numbers approximately ~6,000 residents — around ~1.5% of the city's population. Main neighbourhoods: שכ' הצפון, דרום תל אביב.
- How do I claim Tech-Career — Free Tech Bootcamp in Tel Aviv?
- Apply via the relevant government body in Tel Aviv. For support: ENP, HAMA, פרנץ' קיי קולה.
- What community support is available in Tel Aviv for this right?
- In Tel Aviv, the following organisations can assist with paperwork, translation and entitlement: ENP, HAMA, פרנץ' קיי קולה.
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