TecnoLab
Spain
TecnoLab’s main focus is to provide employable skills and resources, using a digital maker approach, to young participants who are …
Germany · berlin · National · See the Germany profile
The "Creative Coding School" seeks to engage refugees and other socially disadvantaged people in learning how to create digital products. Special attention is paid to children, as they tend to be both more open to learning and have a greater impact on their families. In the works
DE30Creative Coding School engages refugees and other socially disadvantaged people, with special attention to children, in ten-week Internet-of-Things-themed workshops (max 12 participants) covering programming basics (HTML5, JavaScript, Python, C++) in Germany.
All beneficiaries reported acquiring programming-basics knowledge; 100% of participants secured an internship by programme end, and 80% went on to find a job.
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Spain
TecnoLab’s main focus is to provide employable skills and resources, using a digital maker approach, to young participants who are …
Germany
AIM: The aim is to provide our students with valuable digital skills and a strong network of tech leaders, students …
France
Konexio is a hybrid non-profit and social start-up that provides tech skills training to disadvantaged populations, notably refugees and migrants. …
Poland
Coders Lab trains youth across all levels of education in programming skills so that they can build a career in …
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