A coding bootcamp for 25 refugee students in Jordan

Mohammed and Hadeel have made it! These two young Syrians, one male and one female, graduates of the coding training course organized by CHAMS and supported by Captain Cause, already have jobs and are living their dream. Mohammed and Hadeel are just two of the other young coders trained by CHAMS. Two success stories among many. The CHAMS Coding Bootcamp and the support of Captain Cause enable vulnerable young people in Jordan to enter the Tech sector very quickly and change their lives and the lives of their families. 

With an employability rate of around 70% and a special focus on women and refugees, the 6th cohort was another success. 
We're going on!!

The coding bootcamp funded by our Captain Cause project was a real success: 32 young people trained, with equal numbers of men and women, and an incredible 70% employability rate. The class includes Iraqi and Syrian refugees, as well as Yemenis and Sudanese! 80% passed their test and 22 are now employed.
The success of the 5th cohort prompted CHAMS to embark on a 6th promotion, which is currently underway and will end on March 18. The 6th promotion comprises 33 young people, with an equal proportion of Jordanians and refugees, 50% men and 50% women.