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Yes, the training opportunities offered on Road2Cyber are designed to cater to individuals at different skill levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.

Yes! If you would like to offer discounts on your training opportunities to the Road2Cyber community, you can do so through the platform. Trainings with discounts will receive enhanced visibility, making them more accessible and attractive to users seeking learning opportunities in cybersecurity. You can get in touch to discuss the partnership and discounts in this page (get in touch).

While the programme encourages fair compensation, there is no specific requirement for internships to be paid. However, offering paid internships is highly recommended to attract top talent and ensure a positive experience for the intern.

If you're interested in contributing to Road2Cyber, we welcome collaboration and partnerships. Please contact us via the form below to discuss potential opportunities.

To participate, simply fill out the expression of interest form available on the Road2Cyber platform. The form will ask for details such as the country of placement (or remote), the number of interns you wish to offer, job specifications, and other relevant information.

To stay informed about new job listings and training opportunities, we recommend regularly visiting the Road2Cyber website and subscribing to our newsletter. You can subscribe here.

You can apply by filling out the dedicated form available on the Road2Cyber platform. The form will ask for details about your skills, qualifications, career aspirations, and location preferences. Form for internship seekers: https://forms.gle/KK99R7pKQNF9B4s37

After the internship has been completed, ECSO and Women4Cyber will reach out to gather feedback on both the candidate and the overall experience. This feedback is essential for improving the programme, showcasing success stories on social media, and monitoring the success of the programme (i.e. number of placements).

After completing your internship, ECSO and Women4Cyber will reach out to you to gather feedback about your experience. This helps us improve and monitor the success of the programme and share success stories through social media.

Once you submit your application, ECSO and Women4Cyber will review your profile and match it with available internship opportunities from participating organisations. If a match is found, we will connect you with the internship provider, who will then manage the next steps, including the progress of your application and the contract if you are accepted.

Once your application is received, ECSO and Women4Cyber will curate a list of internship seekers whose profiles align with your organisation’s requirements. You will be provided with this list, from which you can select candidates.

Your profile will be stored for one year. After that, if you are still interested in finding an internship, you will need to reapply. ECSO and Women4Cyber will reach out to you before the one-year mark to confirm your interest.

No, the programme is completely free for internship seekers. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to connect with internship opportunities in the cybersecurity field.

During the beta version of Road2Cyber, access to the Talent Pool and contacting individuals is free for a limited period of six months. After the beta phase, we will introduce different packages for accessing and contacting individuals in the Talent Pool. For full access to exclusive features and benefits, you can consider becoming an ECSO member or a Women4Cyber sponsor.

No, listing training opportunities on Road2Cyber is currently free of charge. Whether you're offering trainings, courses, Higher Education or other learning opportunities related to cybersecurity, you can showcase them on our platform at no cost during the beta version. For full access to exclusive features and benefits, you can consider becoming an ECSO member or a Women4Cyber sponsor.