Important Message regarding Code:You

Unfortunately, Code:You has made the difficult decision to shut the program down. For more information, please see our statement here.

Employers and mentors, there are still ways to get involved with our final classes. Reach out for more info!

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Who We Are

Code:You is a family of programs consisting of Code Louisville and Code Kentucky. All our programs are driven by one purpose: to build a safe and welcoming learning community where anyone can have access to the resources needed to develop a rewarding career in the world of technology. All at no cost to you!

We believe that community, support, and welcoming environment are a key factor in the success of our program and we strive to embrace everyone as they complete their learning journey.

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Who is eligible to participate?

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Ready to Start your New Career?

The Code:You program will be shutting down later this year. Please see our full statement here

LEARN WITH US

Whether you’re interested in data analytics, web or software development, or something else; learn more about Code:You’s programs.

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VOLUNTEER TO MENTOR

Mentors are the secret ingredient that makes Code:You one of the country’s most innovative and successful programs. Are you a software developer who wants to share your passion with future developers?

HIRE OUR GRADS

We’ve helped match hundreds of employers across the region with our talented, up-and-coming Code:You graduates. Find out how we can help grow your team with qualified candidates.

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HIRING PARTNERS

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Student Spotlight

Meet a few of our graduates! In addition to their technical skills. These folks are highly motivated, often taking courses alongside full-time jobs, building projects, and growing their skills.