Sign up for a free two-year software programming course at WeThinkCode
One hundred places are available and the learning programme is open to everyone.
WeThinkCode calls for applications from candidates in Kwa-Zulu Natal for its tuition free, two-year software programming course that kicks off in July. This comes after the opening of the academy’s Durban campus.
One hundred places are available. The learning programme is open to everyone.
WeThinkCode‘s CEO, Nyari Samushonga, explained, “Our plans are based on the desire to give more South Africans the opportunity to join the digital world and help build the country’s technology skills capability. This is an exciting development for us.”
While much of the academy’s teaching is done online, a place where students and faculty can gather is a critical part of the learning process.
“A physical space for learning facilitates community, inspiration, innovation and provides a safe place for our students to share experiences and iron out challenges they may be facing in mastering the coursework. KZN youth wanting a career in software programming can now apply to study at a campus on their doorstep,” she added.
“Finding candidates with the right aptitude and attitude is crucial and therefore we are using a newly-developed approach to identify youth with the required cognitive skills. These are individuals that would otherwise be overlooked by traditional selection methods,” she concluded.
Visit apply.wethinkcode.co.za. to apply for the course.
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