Who are WeThinkCode_ & what do they offer?


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If you're thinking of getting into coding, you should definitely consider WeThinkCode. Nyari Samushonga, CEO of WeThinkCode_, sat down with Careers Portal to talk about who WeThinkCode are and what they offer.


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WeThinkCode_ gave Careers Portal some insight into who they are and what they are. WeThinkCode_ should be the first place you think of when you think about coding.

WeThinkCode_ is a software development academy which recruits South African youth, between 17 and 35 years of age, to get to learn how to code.

Recruits don't have to have any prior knowledge or experience with coding and WeThinkCode_ will carry out their own aptitude tests. These tests will measure whether recruits have the required analytical and problem solving skills needed to be a software developer.

Over a period of two years, WeThinkCode_ will help you go from someone who has no experience in coding to being Junior Level Software Developers. This will then allow you to be contribute to the digital world.

WeThinkCode_ is on a mission to train Africa's next generation of top tech talent in order to drive the digitisation of African business.

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