18-24 Sept, 2023
#UgandaCodeWeek
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Kenya’s breaking records and making waves in the world of tech education. UNESCO just gave a big thumbs up to Kenya for being the first country in Africa to introduce coding classes in both primary and secondary schools.
In the rural Rwandan village where Chantal Niyonkuru grew up, access to digital technology was basically non-existent. But when she was selected to attend one of the country’s top high schools, Chantal took to computer science right away. After acing her exams, she told her mother she wanted to pursue … Read more
What is CodeWeek in Uganda
We believe learning to code is the future, and it should be available to everyone learn how to do so for FREE.
Our aim is to make the first steps of learning of how to code a fun and exciting process, and to make it available to ALL schools and youth of Uganda.
Our approach is simple: Challenge students to do just 10 minutes of coding everyday for 7 days during our annual CodeWeek event.
Uganda CodeWeek was launched as a way to help schools, teachers, parents and volunteers to be able to easily teach computer science using our online and offline curriculum.
The Uganda CodeWeek event will take place each year, and in addition we will help organize and host competitions, setting up coding clubs/communities/forums, empowering coding coaches, and more.