Provides useful links to National and International organizations, programmes, awards and publications.

The New Realities campaign aims to encourage young women in particular to consider a career in the ICT industry.  Provides links to grants, events, trade fairs, resources and ICT success stories.

NYCWiC will bring together undergraduates, graduate students, and Online Networks/  Training & Internships/  Contests and awards/  Other women from around New York State to share experiences and strategies for success and celebrate accomplishments and dreams.s.

The main objectives of the Regional School Olympiad are: fostering creativity and interest in research and science among talented high school students; creating a supportive environment for intellectual development; assisting youth in choosing studies and career paths.

Award to pursue PhD in Science, Technology, Engineering and Research

The Singapore Science & Engineering Fair (SSEF) is a national competition organised by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the Agency for Science, Technology & Research (A*STAR) and the Science Centre Singapore (SCS). The SSEF is affiliated to the prestigious Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), which is regarded as the Olympics of science competitions.SSEF is open to all secondary and pre-university students between 15 and 21 years of age.Projects cover all areas of science and engineering

Informatics Olympiad is a Contest in basic to advanced programming for mid and high school students. This Contest targets students showing early interest in software development, provides an opportunity for skills developement and helps connect talented students with universities.

IT teacher' student essay Contest is designed to popularize IT studies and IT teachers, foster  interest to information technology and creativity, increase students awareness of technology studies

A fun new book presenting the diversity of IT careers.  Offers competitions, links, downloads, stories

Who said tech was boring, geeky, or not really helping others? As the United Nations’ agency for information and communication technologies (ICT), we think ICT is the most exciting area to get in to! So we will be working in partnership with lead players in the ICT, education and media industries to shift such misconceptions. To mark the first ever International Day of the Girl Child, we have launched the Tech Needs Girls Prize which targets girls from 9 to 18 as they start forming opinions of their place in technology and their choice for study and career paths.

Partners can tailor a competition to their specialty which gives girls around the world more options to get involved, gain confidence in their abilities, and learn first-hand how ICT can make a difference. The Prize will be awarded on Girls in ICT Day 2013.

The Prize forms part of ITU’s recently launched Tech Needs Girls campaign which aims to transform the myriad of scattered initiatives and organizational silos into a force for movement on the urgent issue of ensuring girls and women play a much more substantive role in the ICT sector and are better prepared for a life in technology.

Follow developments on the competitions and Prize via facebook (www.facebook.com/techneedsgirls) or check in with www.techneedsgirls.org