Organised with the support of the European Commission, the EU Code Week is a volunteer-run initiative working to promote digital literacy and collaboration, and help kids, young people, and adults bring their ideas to life through coding, and programming. In 2023, a range of inspiring webinars for teachers, covering topics like the Metaverse and app development were organised. In a rapidly changing world, young people must have the necessary competencies to thrive in this digital society. EU Code Week highlights the importance of learning to code as a way to develop computational thinking, as well as problem-solving, collaboration and analytical skills. As such, EU Code Week encourages schools and teachers to get involved to help students all over the world develop their digital literacy skills.Explore the EU Code Week playlist of educational webinars and discover new ways to empower your students with essential digital skills.You may also be interested inEU institutional initiative11 September 2026EU Code Week EU Code Week is a European grassroots initiative, organised in October every year. Code Week aims at awakening citizens' and especially children’s and teenagers’ interest in coding, computational thinking, robotics, and related digital skills. Millions of participants, including schools, institutions and people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds take part in the initiative each year. Additional informationTarget audienceDigital skills in education.Geographic scope - CountryAustriaBelgiumBulgariaCyprusRomaniaSloveniaCroatiaCzech republicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryItalyIrelandMaltaLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgNetherlandsPortugalPolandSwedenSpainSlovakiaShow moreShow lessWebsite linkEU Code Week playlist of educational webinarsLog in to comment
EU institutional initiative11 September 2026EU Code Week EU Code Week is a European grassroots initiative, organised in October every year. Code Week aims at awakening citizens' and especially children’s and teenagers’ interest in coding, computational thinking, robotics, and related digital skills. Millions of participants, including schools, institutions and people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds take part in the initiative each year.
