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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.
Have a look at our documentary by Jenny Dinwoodie, which is a perfect summary of what we do and why.
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
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Giving priority to students' mental health has always been an essential part of MigraCode Barcelona. we decided to have an open conversation with them about well-being and mental health, and one of the clear patterns that emerged was that many were experiencing the so-called impostor syndrome. But what is it, exactly?
Feyisewa Awotedu is a passionate Software Engineer at ThoughtWorks who recently moved to Spain from Nigeria. In her attempt to adapt to a new reality, she discovered MigraCode’s CodeWomen Barcelona, the community of women she always wished to have.
We are proud to announce that in collaboration with UNHCR/ACNUR and Porsche Digital, MigraCode Barcelona will present the first in-person edition of JobVersity: the most diverse talent acquisition event of Barcelona! And with it's new jacket on comes a new name: JobVersity 2.0.
In July and August, (a part of) the MigraCode team will be in Madrid for a program to support Madrid for Refugees, our close partner. Read more about the program in this news post!
Do you have a background in technology / web development, and are you interested in social projects and education? Join us at Migracode Barcelona, the first code academy for refugees and migrants in Barcelona. Make a difference for our students by using both your technical and social skills as our MigraCode Educational Supervisor.
On Saturday the 18th of June, the second edition of our Gran Fondo Cycling Fundraiser took place. An event that more than 40 cyclists joined in order to bike the steep mountains of the Catalan Pyrenees to support the MigraCode program. In total, more than 4,800 euros have been raised, making it possible for a new batch of students to study coding at MigraCode and eventually find high-quality jobs in the tech industry.
