Training and events

We run free online training and host community events to help you get started with Code Club.

Training and events

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Get 1-to-1 Code Club support

Got questions about your Code Club — from running sessions to picking projects or setting up creator accounts? Darren’s here to help — book a quick 1-to-1 chat.

Blackpool & The Fylde Twilight Session

Date: 5, 12, 19 May 2026 in person @ 3.45-5pm (BST)

The Code Club team is running a series of free, in-person, hands-on training sessions for school staff who want to improve their students' access to coding, and explore Code Club’s free resources. No previous coding experience is required, beginners are very welcome!

Online Code Club Projects feedback session

Date: 2 June 2026 @ 11:00am GMT or 5:00pm BST

Join us to receive and feedback on our latest resources, and share ideas for new Code Club projects.
Your insights will guide how we create and improve the resources clubs use around the world.

Online training

To give you more information, tips, and ideas before you start volunteering, we’ve created a free online course for you called Prepare to Run a Code Club.

To take this course, you need to create an account on our courses platform. This account is separate from the Raspberry Pi Foundation account that you use to sign into the Code Club platform.

Get started with our course

'How to mentor' training

Learn how to provide encouragement, guidance, or technical help to young people at a local club with our free online course. Gain insights into the different resources, mentoring styles and growth opportunities available to mentors; in your own time.

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Increase your confidence with our online courses

Learn about running a successful and sustainable club, teaching programming, and much more with our free online courses.

Introduction to Programming with Scratch

Discover the fundamentals of programming using the block-based programming language called Scratch.

Moving from Scratch to Python

Support learners to use the thinking & programming skills they learnt in Scratch in the text-based programming language Python.

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Programming in Python

Learn to code basic Python programs and how to share what you have learnt with learners aged 11- to 16-years-old.

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