EU Code Week Community Ambassadors, Educators & Volunteers

Community

A vibrant network of educators, volunteers and ambassadors driving EU Code Week forward. Connect, collaborate and inspire the next generation of digital innovators in your country — and beyond.

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EU Code Week thrives thanks to a vast, international community of volunteers. In this page you can meet the members that are active in your country. EU Code Week’s backbone is the Ambassadors, the Leading teachers and representatives of ministries of education in the EU and Western Balkans countries – the Edu coordinators.

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Ambassadors

EU Code Week Ambassadors are the main point of contact for Code Week in each country and help spread the vision of Code Week locally. The Ambassadors connect people, companies and communities interested in supporting EU Code Week. They encourage organisers to register coding activities on the Code Week map, and promote the overall participation in EU Code Week. Ambassadors also review and approve activities in their country. Ambassadors also work with their peers in other countries and meet regularly to discuss how to further develop the initiative.

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Dita Holla

I have been a preschool sports teacher for more than 13 years, an IT mentor in the institution and a coordinator of technology for preschools in the district, I have been leading the "Digital Literacy" learning group for preschools for 4 years, I am an eTwinning ambassador and an eTwinning, Erasmus+ project coordinator in the institution, I have been participating in Codeweek activities for 5 years. Pirmsskolas izglītības sporta skolotāja jau vairāk ne kā 13 gadus, IT mentors iestādē un Tehnoloģiju jomas koordinators pirmsskolām novadā, vadu jau 4 gadu mācīšanās grupu pirmsskolām "Digitālā pratība", esmu eTwinning vēstnieks un iestādē eTwinning, Erasmus+ projektu koordinators, jau 5 gadu piedalos Codeweek aktivitātēs.

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Angela Jafarova

I am a teacher with more than 20 years of experience and also a co-founder of EdTech startup Datorium. At the moment our team is weekly educating 5000 students of public schools in frames of public-private partnership program. The aim of this program is to bring enthusiastic IT industry experts to schools as teachers and significantly boost digital skills of young people in Latvia. As a mother of 3 daughters, girls tech-education has always have been important to me, as I am constantly facing discriminative and stereotypical situations in Latvian educational system.

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Egita Petrusa

Dobele 1st secondary school, I work as a computer teacher. It's only the second year I've participated in Codeweek Programming Week, but I've already involved several teachers from my school in creating their own activities.

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Leading teachers

Leading teachers is an active community of more than 450 educators from across Europe. They help connect schools, teachers and students interested in participating to Code Week and encourage them to organise activities and register them on the Code Week map. The Leading teachers hold professional development webinars in their language and are a reference point for other teachers in the country but also in Europe. They also promote the initiative locally. If you are a teacher, you can find Leading teachers near you to connect with on the map.

Edu coordinators

EU Code Week Edu coordinators are correspondents in Ministries of Education or other educational authorities and organisations participating in EU Code Week. Edu coordinators strengthen the foundations of the initiative by supporting teachers and schools nation-wide. This includes communication with schools who already participate in EU Code Week to learn about their best practices and share experience. Edu coordinators also support schools that want to participate in the initiative, by providing available resources, learning material and opportunities within the community.

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Latvian Information and Communication Technology Association

The Latvian Information and Communication Technology Association plays a crucial role in promoting the ICT sector within Latvia. The organization advocates for favourable policies that support innovation, growth, and competitiveness while providing members with resources, networking opportunities, and knowledge-sharing platforms. By collaborating with government agencies and educational institutions, the association aims to enhance digital literacy among citizens and stimulate interest in careers within the ICT field. It also organizes conferences, workshops, and hackathons to engage and inspire the next generation of tech leaders.