Help CodeYourFuture South Africa by providing a venue for our next trainee cohort for 2024.

Cape Town, Western Cape

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CodeYourFuture South Africa is a registered NGO that offers a free software development programme to unemployed and under-employed adults. We aim to reposition adults in the tech industry and reduce the unemployment rate. The programme lasts 12 months and requires our trainees to engage in person twice a month. We require a safe and secure venue to host our next trainee cohort for in-person classes. The venue should include chairs, tables, Wi-Fi, and AV equipment to run a class.

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CodeYourFuture South Africa

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We help unemployed and under-employed adults by offering free access to tech education and mentorship.

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