Chevron Scholars in Cloud Computing Land Dream Tech Jobs

AWS re/Start graduates’ step into tech roles with in-demand digital skills.

Months after the graduation of the second cohort of Amazon Web Services (AWS) re/Start scholars—sponsored by Chevron Philippines and delivered in collaboration with Edukasyon.ph—a majority of the 50 scholars have successfully transitioned into employment.

AWS re/Start is a cohort-based workforce development program that prepares unemployed and underemployed individuals for entry-level cloud careers. The program covers foundational topics in cloud computing, including cloud fundamentals, storage, networking, security, databases, and programming. Graduates of the Program are provided with job placement support. Edukasyon.ph connects graduates to local or international employers thereby empowering learners to support their families and launch meaningful careers in technology.

Chevron collaborates with AWS re/Start to empower underprivileged individuals on Cloud Computing

Chevron scholars and executives during the AWS re/Start program graduation ceremony

A batch of 48 scholars funded by Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI) recently graduated after completing training under the Amazon Web Services (AWS) re/Start program, in the high-growth field of cloud computing.

Late last year, Chevron Philippines Inc., marketer of the Caltex brand of fuel and lubricants, partnered with Edukasyon.ph to launch a program focused on providing digital training for underprivileged youths on cloud computing skills under the AWS re/Start program.