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Open Mainframe Project Mentorship
Mentorship for mainframe and COBOL projects under Linux Foundation.
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Duration
12-24 weeks
Stipend
Paid
What this program is about
The Open Mainframe Project Mentorship program connects mentees with mentors to work on mainframe technologies, including COBOL, Zowe, and z/OS. It is part of the Linux Foundation Mentorship (LFX) platform.
Duration: 12-24 weeks
Stipend: 3000-6600 USD via LFX; location-based
Extra notes: Great for learning mainframe tech, COBOL, z/OS, Zowe; in high demand.
Is it for you
This program is a good match if:
- You are 18 or older
- You have an interest in mainframe technologies
- You want to learn skills that are in high demand in the enterprise world
Keep in mind:
- Great for learning mainframe tech, COBOL, z/OS, Zowe; in high demand.
When it happens
The program follows the LFX Mentorship schedule with multiple batches throughout the year (Spring, Summer, Fall).
How to prepare
To prepare for the Open Mainframe Project Mentorship:
- Create an LFX profile.
- Learn the basics of mainframe concepts (IBM Z, COBOL).
- Explore the Open Mainframe Project landscape.
- Look for introductory resources or courses provided by the foundation.
Application process
The application process involves:
- Applying via the LFX portal
- Project selection
- Working on mainframe/COBOL/Zowe projects
Check the LFX Mentorship portal for open applications.