Our Cyber Security Course Program provides a unique leadership internship opportunity.

As part of this initiative, we will choose 10 interns to act as team leads, guiding different teams through the program to attain certification.

We are seeking proactive and motivated applicants for this leadership internship.

Successful interns will receive dual certification— Which is the main certificate of completion which they would acquire upon completing of the program, and a Certificate of Internship endorsed by us. This certification serves as evidence to employers that they have effectively led a team and are deserving of leadership roles.

To be eligible for this leadership opportunity, applicants must refer a minimum of 10 individuals to join this bootcamp.

However, only interns with the highest number of referrals will be given the chance to serve as team leads.

This selection process aims to identify individuals with the ability to inspire and influence others.

Furthermore, all applicants will undergo evaluation based on their experience, qualifications, and overall suitability for the role of a Team Lead [Intern].

To apply, simply refer at least 10 people to enroll in the program, and ensure they input your email address in the newly added “who referred you” section of the form.

Please double-check the spelling of your email to ensure accurate tracking.

Applications will be accepted continuously, and selected candidates will be notified of their acceptance into the program.

We eagerly anticipate welcoming you as a Team Lead.

For your referrals, here is the direct link to the registration page:

https://learnwithdexa.substack.com/p/cybersec

We extend our best wishes for success in your Cyber Security career.

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