Code Clubs
We are running our Code Clubs as a “talent incubator”, identifying and nurturing talented individuals who are interested in coding and technology.
The Dariu Foundation has been delivering the Code Club project since 2019, providing low-cost technology access to code learning for rural children aged 9-15 and opening up opportunities for them to develop valuable skills and innovation, which can lead to better job prospects and a brighter future.
In the Code Clubs, children learn how to build technology-based projects using Scratch, Python, Micro:bit, and the like.
To date, we are running 162 Code Clubs, serving 3,000 students to ensure that girls and boys in remote, rural areas could learn the critical digital skills they need to build a better future, ensuring every child has an opportunity to become an active contributor to the global digital economy.
Digital entrepreneurship courses at Technical Colleges and Universities will complement the Coding Clubs and encourage students to transform their inventions into a business or freelance activity