The CoderDojo movement believes that an understanding of programming languages is increasingly important in the modern world, that it’s both better and easier to learn these skills early, and that nobody should be denied the opportunity to do so.
CoderDojo is global network of free, volunteer-led, community-based programming clubs for young people for anyone aged seven to seventeen where they can learn to code, build a website, create an app or a game, and explore technology in an informal, creative, and social environment.
A mentor is an individual (with or without technical skills) who guides Dojo attendees and facilitates their learning and project work during the sessions. Mentors can have a preferred area of expertise they like to work in (eg. HTML, Python, graphic design, video, etc.), and this can influence the topics covered in the Dojo. It is also common for non-technical mentors to learn the basics of Scratch to be able to work with beginners.
- Your CampusCambridge
- InterestsMentoring, Education, Marketing and Media
- FrequencyOn-Going
Employability skills
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Application of IT
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Business and Commercial Awareness
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Communication and Literacy
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Critical Thinking
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Emotional Intelligence
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Intercultural Awareness
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Negotiation and Influencing
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Numeracy
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Problem-solving
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Project Management
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Resilience
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Self-Management
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Social Responsibility
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Team Work
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