Per Scholas Greater Boston

Nothing brings people together quite like good food and great company 🥘

Today, our learners and staff came together for a potluck filled with delicious homemade dishes, cultural flavors, and meaningful connections.

Thank you to everyone who contributed and made today so special. We’re grateful to learn, grow, and celebrate together🎉

Yesterday, our learners stepped out of the classroom and into the world of cybersecurity during an incredible visit to Akamai!

A huge thank you to the Akamai team for welcoming our learners, sharing your expertise, and inspiring the next generation of cybersecurity professionals!

Our PSGB learners had an incredible opportunity last week as Citizens hosted a virtual career panel and networking session!

Panelists Steve Garcia, AJ Hazard, Rene Fontaine, Guarav Jain, and John Hennigan shared thoughtful insights, career advice, and real-world wisdom that left our learners inspired and motivated.

We’re also grateful to the additional members of the Citizens team who joined and supported the conversation. Partnerships like this help open doors and move careers forward ⭐️

Yesterday we had the honor of celebrating our RTT alumni at a special pinning ceremony!

This was an opportunity for our remote friends to receive recognition for their hard work, dedication, and discipline in a meaningful way. Each pin represents the countless hours of learning, resilience through challenges, and commitment to building a brighter future.

To our incredible alumni: we’re proud to have you as part of the Per Scholas community and can’t wait to see where your journey takes you next👏

Last week was a powerful reminder of why this work matters.

Grateful to have attended an incredible event at Citizens House of Blues Boston, where we celebrated the premiere of Many Roads Forward—a Roadtrip Nation film featuring our very own Per Scholas Greater Boston alum, Ronnie Cobb. 🙌

Seeing Ronnie’s journey on screen was inspiring, and a true testament to the impact of opportunity, resilience, and community. The evening was made even more meaningful with a thought-provoking panel featuring leaders like our CEO, Plinio Ayala, who spoke candidly about today’s workforce challenges and the path forward.

Moments like these reinforce the mission—opening doors, changing lives, and building pathways to careers in tech. 💻🚀

Fresh faces on campus 📸

Today we’re welcoming our newest additions to Per Scholas Greater Boston!

Good luck to our Cybersecurity learners, we’re proud to be part of your journey🌱

Another great Lunch & Learn at PSGB 🍽️

Thank you to Mike Sarafinas from Point5 for joining our learners here in Greater Boston!

Mike shared advice on how to network the right way — putting yourself out there, connecting with the right people, and following up to build strong professional relationships.

Today at Per Scholas Greater Boston — it’s Picture Day!📸

Our learners are stepping in front of the camera and one step closer to their next career opportunity 💼

Stop scrolling and start building. 💻

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We had the pleasure of welcoming students from joined by Michelle Goldberg, Senior Director of Program Partnerships. It was an awesome opportunity to strengthen our partnership and introduce learners to Per Scholas as a potential pathway for their future.

From a hands-on break/fix activity to a 20-minute presentation, the students showed up curious, collaborative, and creative—leaning on each other, asking great questions, and really engaging with our PSGB staff. It was fun to watch their personalities shine as they explored STEAM, problem-solving, and teamwork in action.

The Possible Zone is all about helping Boston high school students spark their passions, build durable skills, and grow an entrepreneurial mindset—and it was clear these young people are already well on their way.