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Help students learnsoftware engineeringand build real projectsSee what they build

You choose the school. Students build and present a real project. You get the impact report.

Become a partnerSee what a class gets
  1. 1 Intro call
  2. 2 Proposal
  3. 3 The Lab runs
  4. 4 Impact report

Companies that have already backed DojoCode contests

  • Skydive
  • Extasy
  • Yume
  • Urban Monkey
  • Guild Hall
  • Untold Festival
  • Mica Ilinca

What a class gets

The full Engineering Lab, for every partnered class

The same program selected teachers run as a free pilot, brought to more classes. Nothing is stripped down and nothing is charged to the school.

Program
DojoCode Engineering Lab, a semester-long program for one high-school class
Time
At least a semester, inside or alongside informatics classes. The exact rhythm is agreed with each teacher.
Format
Short lessons, coding challenges with automated tests, a guided hackathon project, a private class contest and a Demo Day
Languages
C++, Python or JavaScript, chosen together with the teacher, fully browser-based
Students leave with
A working project they can present, individual contest results, feedback and a certificate
Teachers receive
Onboarding, a progress dashboard, technical support, a final program report and communication materials after Demo Day
Cost to the school
None. The partnership covers it.

What a partner receives

Evidence, recognition and a seat in the room

Every partnership comes with the same six things, whatever its scale.

Report
An impact report for your classes: students reached, lessons and challenges completed, projects presented and contest participation
Name
A class contest carrying your company name
Logo
A place in the partners strip on the DojoCode home page
Demo Day
A seat for your team, as guests or as jury members
Materials
Photos, quotes and results from Demo Day for your CSR and ESG reporting
Reach
Early contact with students, teachers and schools in the regions you choose

The impact

What changes, and how you see it

A class that ships something, and a teacher with a program they could not run alone.

For students

  • Real code for a semester, not slides about it
  • A working project they can show
  • A contest with individual results
  • A Demo Day and a certificate

For teachers and schools

  • A project-based program they did not have to build
  • Onboarding and support throughout
  • A dashboard with class progress
  • A final report for parents and school leadership

All of it lands in your impact report.

Pick the scale

  1. A classOne Engineering Lab for one class, over a semester.
  2. A few classesSeveral classes running in the same period, with a shared leaderboard.
  3. A regionEvery participating class in a county or city.
  4. CustomA company-branded contest or hackathon built on the Engineering Lab format.

On the platform

Where the semester happens

Every partnered class works on DojoCode: lessons, challenges, automated tests and the project, directly in the browser. The same activity feeds your impact report.

The coding environment
The coding environmentStudents write real code with instructions, automated tests and an AI assistant that supports learning without replacing thinking.
Lessons and learning paths
Lessons and learning pathsEach class follows a learning path tailored to its level, with short lessons and practice challenges.

Questions

What partners usually ask

How is impact measured?
The platform records completed lessons and challenges, contest results and presented projects for every student. We aggregate them into an impact report for the classes you partner with. No individual student data is shared with partners.
Can we choose the schools or region?
Yes. You can name a region, a city or specific schools, and we match them with teachers who apply for the program.
What do you need from us?
A contact person, your logo and a decision on the scale. Teacher onboarding, the program itself and the report are on us. Your team is welcome at Demo Day, but not required.
Can our engineers get involved?
Yes, for example as guests or jury members at Demo Day. We agree the format together.
What does a partnership cover?
The Engineering Lab delivery for the partnered classes: learning path and challenge setup, the hackathon and contest, teacher onboarding, support during the program and the final report. The school pays nothing.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the number of classes and the format. There is no public price list. Tell us the scale you have in mind and we will send a proposal.

Become a partner

Put a class on stage this school year

Tell us which region you care about and how many classes you have in mind. We come back with a proposal.