WE SPEAK IN CODE: INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF CODING

TRAINER

ANTONIS PAPADOPOULOUS | GREECE
Antonis Papadopoulous is an experienced business development and innovation professional, with proven track record on successful projects in the fields of technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and education. He is the founder of Mataroa, an NGO that designs and implements tech education projects for female kids, teens and students. Until now, 450 girls have been trained in hard skilled coding languages through CodeGirls program. Also, he is the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Development Director, of New Agriculture New Generation, an NGO that supports youth career opportunities and entrepreneurship in the Agrιfood sector in Greece.

WORKSHOP #2 | 19th–20th MARCH 2022

Code on the Road is now accepting registrations from women and girls for its two-day workshop, We Speak in Code: Introduction to the Principles of Coding.

Deadline for registrations is midnight on MONDAY 13th MARCH 2022. The workshop will be held on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th MARCH 2022 and will be taught via Zoom in English and Greek. The workshop is free but seats are limited.

 

THE WHO, WHAT AND WHERE

What is the Introduction to the Principles of Coding Workshop? 
If you are a woman and have no knowledge of coding and are eager to know more, then this workshop is perfect for you. Our two-day online workshop assumes no knowledge in computer programming and will introduce you to the basic concepts and techniques of developing programs for problem solving. The workshop will teach you the fundamentals of coding, how to apply it for different professional needs, and also provide you with basic understanding of how various coding languages work to give your the understanding you need to decide if becoming a software developer is a career for you!
 
What is the Course Syllabus?
Talented software developers are in high demand in the global and local labor market. Learning software engineering opens a work of professional opportunities both in firms and as a freelancer. Furthermore, software engineers who focus on learning the right programming languages as well as soft skill sets can take their career in a range of directions. This workshop aims to introduce women and girls to this exciting world of coding and how it can be the start of a fulfilling and rewarding career.
 
The workshop will cover the following topics:
 
• What is a software developer?
What skills do you need to become a software developer?
• Why become a program developer? Everything you need to know about the programmer role, how it is changing, and job opportunities. 
Basic principles of coding
What are the different programming languages software developers use?
How do you choose the best language for you?
What are the soft skill sets you need to give you an edge?
 
Who will teach the workshop?
The workshop will be taught by Antonis Papadopoulous.Antonis is an experienced business development and innovation professional, with proven track record on successful projects in the fields of technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and education. He is the founder of Mataroa, an NGO that designs and implements tech education projects for female kids, teens and students. Until now, 450 girls have been trained in hard skilled coding languages through CodeGirls program. Also, he is the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Development Director, of New Agriculture New Generation, an NGO that supports youth career opportunities and entrepreneurship in the Agrιfood sector in Greece.
 
Can anyone register?
If you’re a human and belong to the female sex, and have access to a computer, you can register. The workshop is open to all women and girls in Greece and Jordan who wish to learn the principles of coding. The workshop is free but seats are limited.
 
Where will the sessions take place? 
The workshop is a 2-day intensive programme (4 hours per day)—all delivered online via the Zoom platform. The workshop will be held on 19 and 20 March 2022 from 3pm to 7pm (Athens time).
 
What language will the course be taught?
The workshop will be taught in English and Greek.
 
What do you need? 
A computer and a Carpe Diem attitude!
 
What happens after? 
At the completion of this workshop, students will receive a certificate of achievement and will be introduced to mentoring networks to assist them in advancing in learning coding.
 
Course Application Form
To register for Code on the Road’s We Speak in Code: Introduction to the Principles of Coding workshop please fill our google registration form via the link here and our team will be in touch with you:
 
 
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us using our form or to find us on Facebook!