Code for All II

Direct

Access to quality education

• Improved facilities and more students: in total, 1318 people have received qualified and specialized training through Code for All until the end of 2021. With the funding, Code for All will be able to increase the number of students in the bootcamps, every year, from 400 to over 1000 – which translates into an additional 600 people receiving training.
• Increased beneficiaries from unemployed, underemployed, and/or from underprivileged backgrounds: with the campaign, Code for All will increase its capacity to fund students that can’t afford the tuition fee from 173 to 500 people – which represents additional 327 people receiving funding alternatives.

All three campaigns with Code for All will impact positively 927 people. This campaign alone will impact 185 people.

Indirect

• Economic growth: in 2021 alone, Code for All activities had a positive impact on the economy of almost 34 million euros. These refer to the value generated by the job placement of people after each bootcamp, the consequent consumption in the supply chain, and the savings in social security and taxes.
• Creation of skilled employment: by 2021, 481 jobs have been created through Code for All's activity. There was a 98% employability rate among students up to 3 months after the bootcamp, above the industry average. In the year 2021, 259 people were trained, of which 73% were unemployed pre-bootcamp. 
• Support for companies committed to sustainable development: Code for All has been a B Corp certified company since 2018. The B Corp certification assesses companies' operations and how their business models affect their employees, community, and customers.

Direct

Access to quality education

• Improved facilities and more students: in total, 1318 people have received qualified and specialized training through Code for All until the end of 2021. With the funding, Code for All will be able to increase the number of students in the bootcamps, every year, from 400 to over 1000 – which translates into an additional 600 people receiving training.
• Increased beneficiaries from unemployed, underemployed, and/or from underprivileged backgrounds: with the campaign, Code for All will increase its capacity to fund students that can’t afford the tuition fee from 173 to 500 people – which represents additional 327 people receiving funding alternatives.

All three campaigns with Code for All will impact positively 927 people. This campaign alone will impact 185 people.

Indirect

• Economic growth: in 2021 alone, Code for All activities had a positive impact on the economy of almost 34 million euros. These refer to the value generated by the job placement of people after each bootcamp, the consequent consumption in the supply chain, and the savings in social security and taxes.
• Creation of skilled employment: by 2021, 481 jobs have been created through Code for All's activity. There was a 98% employability rate among students up to 3 months after the bootcamp, above the industry average. In the year 2021, 259 people were trained, of which 73% were unemployed pre-bootcamp. 
• Support for companies committed to sustainable development: Code for All has been a B Corp certified company since 2018. The B Corp certification assesses companies' operations and how their business models affect their employees, community, and customers.