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Migracode acts as a bridge between the demand for skilled people in the tech sector and people with a migration background who are eager to work in the tech industry.
Founded in 2019, we are cooperating with other code schools in Europe to build a large community of companies and students to foster both labor integration as well as social inclusion.
We believe in equal opportunity for everyone and our academy is therefore freely accessible for people with a migration background and limited access to the labour market
In order to foster not only labour but also social integration, we work towards inclusion of newcomers and host-country nationals through our program and our events
We are in contact with many tech companies in and around Barcelona and we aim to find jobs for our students after they graduate from our coding course, with help from employability training
We do not only support our students with learning how to code, but we also offer soft skill trainings, psychological support and other forms of additional but necessary support
Thanks to Migracode I have made the professional change I have been looking for a long time ago, It is a great school and the people (Monitors, Managers and other staff) are really the soul of why that is. The people here care, they work hard, they work smart, they genuinely want the students to be successful even beyond the classes.
I was completely humbled to hear these guys talk about their experiences and their sheer determination to upskill and become valuable, contributing members of society and never have I felt so privileged and lazy! I’m genuinely not sure who learned more.
I believe that Migracode is much more than a program to learn web programming: Migracode is an all inclusive community where an individual learns about web programming while sharing life experiences with other individuals that have different abilities and approaches to life.
Teaching at Migracode is an incredibly rewarding experience. Seeing the students going from virtually zero knowledge to being able to code their way out of complex problems is simply fantastic.
Working at Migracode means that you not only have the opportunity to teach them how to stand out in the jobs market, but also how to stand out as people. Nothing more rewarding for me than knowing their life stories and providing them valuable resources to train their soft skills in order to conquer their own confidence.
I’m having a great time teaching and sharing my experience with such motivated people. They are very eager to learn and it’s thrilling think that they are starting a path to change not only their lives but also the people close to them.
Many students of Migracode have escaped very difficult circumstances in their home country. They work tremendously hard to improve their knowledge and skills because they know their future depends on their studies. I am impressed with their dedication and hard work. Migracode is literally a life-changing experience for them.
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ThoughtWorks full-stack developer Elena Raffay joined Migracode as a way to give back to the community. While having to move fully online isn’t ideal, she still enjoys being part of a diverse community of coders working to include historically marginalized groups in tech.
For our new Migracode groups that will start in July/August, we are looking for class spaces (keeping the COVID-19 situation in mind).
Two and a half years ago, Hannah Redler moved to Barcelona to enroll in a coding bootcamp. Now, she’s an engineer at Glovo and is volunteering at Migracode to train a new generation of tech sector newbies.
COVID-19, or the Coronavirus, has a severe impact all throughout the world. It also has an impact on us, and in this article, we describe how we have responded to the situation.
We are looking for a technically-orientated ESC volunteer for the Migracode Program. For a period of twelve months, starting in June 2020, the volunteer will carry out a variety of tasks to support Open Cultural Center and its Migracode program.
Now more than ever, we wanted to keep making a social impact. That's why, rather then canceling or postponing our job fair, we moved it online.
