New Non-coding Roles Webinar Registration

New Non-coding Roles That AI is Creating in Tech

AI Isn’t the End of Work, It’s the Start of Something New.

Yesterday, tech meant code. Today, it means curiosity. AI is opening roles for people who can shape tools, redesign workflows, and solve problems in smarter ways. Many of these opportunities don’t require programming, just vision and creativity.

The future of work isn’t about machines replacing us. It’s about us discovering new ways to thrive alongside them.

The opportunity isn’t just knowing how to use AI. It’s knowing how to make AI useful for real businesses.

Join us for this free, two-part webinar and discover where these new opportunities are emerging, the skills employers are looking for, and how you can position yourself for them.

📅 Day 1: Saturday, 22nd August 2026
📅 Day 2: Saturday, 12th September 2026
🕐 Time: 2pm WAT
💻 Venue: YouTube Live

This webinar is for you if:

You want a career in tech, but coding has never felt like your path.
You’re curious about AI but don’t know where you fit in.
You want to future-proof your career with practical AI skills.
You’re ready to build a career that grows with the future of work.

What You’ll Learn

The newest non-coding AI roles companies are hiring for in 2026.
Real examples of professionals already working in these roles.
The skills that make you valuable in an AI-powered workplace.
Practical first steps to begin your transition into these opportunities.

The Future of Tech Needs More Than Coders

The future of tech belongs to people who can solve problems, think critically, and work effectively with AI. Whether you’re a student, a working professional, a business owner, or someone looking to transition into tech, there’s a place for you.

Register Now!

Meet your Facilitator

About Heels and Tech

Heels and Tech is a tech education community dedicated to equipping women and professionals with in-demand digital skills. With over 14,000 students trained across 6 years, we believe that where you come from should never determine how far you go.

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