Community partner training Expression of interest

Community partner training
Expression of interest

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is seeking expressions of interest from youth and community organisations in the UK and Ireland to participate in free training designed to equip your staff with the necessary skills to run a Code Club for young people in your community.

During the training, participants will gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience as our trainers guide you through coding, digital making, and physical computing activities, equipping you with the knowledge and tools to inspire and support young people on their digital journeys.

We are especially keen to hear from organisations that work with young people in areas that score highly on the IMD, and those experiencing educational disadvantage.

We have a range of training options available for your organisation, from drop-in webinars to full-day, in-person workshops, and our team will work with you to identify the best training format for you.

Important: As part of the training, we will ask you to complete the Code Club application process via our website. We will prioritise groups that begin the application process before their training begins.

First name

Last name

Organisation

Organisation website (if applicable)

Please give a brief description of your organisation and the work you do with young people:

Email address

Town or city

Country

Postcode

Eircode

Do you have a suitable venue from which you can run Code Club activities with young people?

Do you have access to desktop or laptop computers with a broadband internet connection at your venue?

When would your staff be available to attend training, either online or in person?

When are you looking to start running activities with young people?

The training programme may involve in-person events. Please let us know your dietary and accessibility requirements (if any) for in-person events below.

Dietary requirements (if any)

Accessibility requirements (if any)

Data processing

I understand that my data will be processed in accordance with the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s privacy policy, which contains information about how my personal data is used.