Free training materials and online courses
Here you can find free training materials & resources that will help you get started and plan your next innovative lesson.
1. Learning Bits
No previous coding or programming experience is needed, and each module takes only around 15 minutes to complete. The modules introduce you to key concepts related to coding and computational thinking activities. In addition, the modules also give you practical tips and advice on how to integrate the concepts in your classroom.
2. Free online courses
EU Code Week offers professional development opportunities in the form of online courses. The aim is to support teachers in bringing coding and computational thinking to the classroom.
Follow EU Code Week on social media to find out when the next course will start .
3. Add your #EUCodeWeek activity
Now that you have completed one or more Code Week Learning Bits, we hope that you feel comfortable enough to bring some digital creativity to your classroom and pin your activity on the Code Week Map!
You can easily organise a lesson in your classroom, an open day, or an event at your school. Just find a date and register your activity on the Code Week map. Each activity organiser will get a certificate of participation for their effort.
If you would like to connect with an international group of enthusiastic teachers, join the EU Code Week Facebook group for teachers! To take a step further and collaborate with other schools in your country or across borders – join the Code Week 4 All challenge.
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The EU Code Week website for schools is a service supported by the European Commission
Except where stated otherwise, content made available on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license
Licensing under Creative Commons licenses does not of itself affect the ownership of the copyright
Content from third party websites is subject to their own copyright restrictions; please refer to the site of origin for more information.