She Codes; Free 1 Day Coding Workshop for Women

Who Codes? She Codes!

Join us for a day of self-paced coding fun and in a friendly and safe place, at our new home Murdoch University x Spacecubed, located in the heart of Perth CBD. 

We offer beginner-level HTML & CSS, and Django & Python workshops, in a self-paced environment, mentored by industry professionals. PLUS we offer lunch, cupcakes and a quick dance break in the afternoon. No experience is necessary - just a laptop, a sense of adventure and a willingness to learn.

Our goal is to increase the diversity in the tech community, spark collaboration, creativity, and expand networks - and we can't wait for you to join us on this journey.

FAQs

How much does this workshop cost?

Nothing, It's free! You just need to be excited! We even provide food - maybe there is such a thing as a free lunch.

Who is this aimed at?

Women* of any age with basic knowledge of working with a computer. We've had people of ages 5-80 take part, all those under 18 must have a guardian or parent present!

Do I need to know anything technical?

No - this is a workshop designed for beginners. These are self-paced tutorials, there will be mentors on hand across the day to help out with any questions you might have.

Do I need to bring my own computer?

Yes, you do. We don't have laptops to spare, unfortunately.

I know how to program - can I help?

Yippee! We're also looking for people to be mentors, so if you would like to offer your time and skills, we would love to have you. Please select a mentor ticket, or contact us to get involved.

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Sponsors

We can't run without the generosity of our sponsors and supporters at BHP, RAC WA, Robert Walters, Murdoch University, Spacecubed and we are so excited to announce a new sponsor for this workshop, Databricks.

If you'd like to sponsor an event, please reach out to kate@spacecubed.com to get involved.

*WOMEN DEFINITION //  Women - Transgender and cisgender, all those who experience or have experienced oppression as women, including non-binary and gender non-conforming people and all those who identify as women. Self-definition is at the discretion of the individual. Definition credit: wire.org.au