She Codes Coding Workshop for Women - Brisbane, November 2025

Spend the day with us in Brisbane learning to code, meeting amazing women, and eating cupcakes (because why not?). No experience needed—just a laptop, a curious mind, and a love of good vibes. We’ll show you the basics of coding in a way that’s fun, friendly, and actually makes sense.

Whether you’re just starting out or brushing up on your skills, we’ve got you covered. Choose between beginner-friendly HTML & CSS, JavaScript, Python & Django workshops—all in a self-paced format, supported by our incredible team of industry mentors.

✨ What’s included:

• A female* friendly environment

• Beginner-level coding workshops (no experience required!) which you can do on the day and take home!

• Mentoring from experienced tech professionals

• Career advice from recruitment experts

• Networking opportunities with employers in tech

• Delicious lunch, cupcakes, and even a dance break 💃

• A safe, supportive space to learn and grow

• Did we mention the cupcakes???

All you need is a laptop, a sense of adventure, and a willingness to learn.

Our mission? To increase diversity in tech, spark creativity, build connections, and show you just how fun coding can be.

FAQ's

Who is this event for?
Women* of all ages with basic computer skills. We’ve welcomed attendees aged 5 to 80! (Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.)

Do I need to know how to code?
Nope! These workshops are beginner-friendly and self-paced. Our mentors are here to help you every step of the way.

Do I need to bring my own computer?
Yes, please bring your own laptop—we aren’t able to provide devices.

What’s the catch?
There’s no catch—just a fair use policy, click here.

Partners

This event wouldn’t be possible without our amazing partners:
Commonwealth Bank and Telstra.

Want to support She Codes? We’d love to chat—reach out at hello@shecodes.com.au.

*We welcome women—both transgender and cisgender—as well as non-binary and gender diverse individuals who have experienced or continue to experience gendered oppression. Self-definition is at the discretion of the individual.
(Definition adapted from wire.org.au)