Bring Hands‑On Digital Technologies to Your School
At Deadly Coders, we’re on a mission to open learning and career pathways in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students across Australia. Your generous support helps us deliver culturally safe, engaging digital skills education that equips young people for future opportunities in tech.
What’s Involved in Being a School Program Partner
Joining as a Deadly Coders School Program Partner means bringing innovative, hands‑on digital technologies experiences directly into your school. Depending on what suits your students and timetable, we can offer:
- 2–3 day face‑to‑face STEM workshops
- Term‑long coding courses
- School incursions
- Hackathons and bootcamps
- Online learning options
Our programs build real world skills like critical thinking, creative problem‑solving and collaboration — delivered in a safe, supportive environment by passionate instructors.
All programs are fully subsidised, which means your school can participate at zero cost.
Program snapshot
Deadly Coders’ broad range of tech education programs can be delivered as part of a one-off or ongoing RAP program partnership. Programs range from first exposure to STEM through to in-depth upskilling and reskilling programs with pathways to careers in growth industries of development and cyber security. Click on a program to find out more
Deadly Coders Online
Deadly Coders Academy
STEM Workshops
Australian Schools Cyber Challenge
School Program
What participants think of our programs
"The jarjums have been so engaged in the Deadly Coders program - I had to actually peel them away from their computers at the end of the day.”
– Paul Jennison, Hymba Yumba International School
Frequently Asked Questions
The below section covers the most frequently asked questions about this opportunity.
Please contact us if you have need more information about the program.
What resources will our school need to commit?
All of the Deadly Coders programs are fully subsidised by our generous corporate and government supporters. This means, as a School Program Partner, there are minimal resources needed on your behalf to deliver a program. Depending on the actual program being delivered, we may require access to a school computer lab, time allocation in your weekly or term timetable or sometimes require assistance bringing your students to the program delivery location, but we will discuss all of this with you as we finalise the details of the program being delivered as part of our partnership.
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We’re always looking for like-minded businesses and partners to help realise our vision of delivering world-class digital technologies education.