Did you know that students who study computer science perform better in other subjects, excel at problem-solving, and are more likely to attend college? That's why now is the best time to attend Code.org’s Professional Learning Program, which will prepare you to bring CS to your students by this fall. No previous experience with CS is required. If you have a colleague you think would make a great CS teacher, let them know too!
In New Hampshire, CS Principles and CS Discoveries workshops are offered at no cost to teachers who meet the scholarship requirements and are accepted into the program - so apply today!
There are more than 1,200 open computing jobs in New Hampshire right now, far exceeding the demand rate of other professions. And with research demonstrating other benefits to learning CS, your students deserve the opportunity to learn this foundational subject.
We cannot thank you enough for your vital work in preparing students for the future. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Hadi Partovi
Founder, Code.org
There are more than 1,200 open computing jobs in New Hampshire right now, far exceeding the demand rate of other professions. And with research demonstrating other benefits to learning CS, your students deserve the opportunity to learn this foundational subject.
- For middle and high school teachers, applications are now open and all eligible teachers can attend at no cost - so apply today!
- Elementary school teachers are encouraged to find a one-day workshop near you and begin enrollment at any time - no application needed. No workshop scheduled near you? Contact your regional partner to schedule for your school or district!
We cannot thank you enough for your vital work in preparing students for the future. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Hadi Partovi
Founder, Code.org