Our Story. Our Culture. Our Future.

Deadly Coders blends First Nations knowledge and digital literacy to inspire young mob across Australia.

Our Mission

We exist to bring new learning and career pathways opportunities in STEM for Indigenous Australians. We are on a mission to deliver engaging digital technologies education and training to every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student in Australia within the next 10 years.

Our Impact

Since inception in 2021, Deadly Coders has delivered both online and face-to-face programs to over 10,000 Indigenous students across Australia. Our mission is to extend this reach to every Indigenous school student in the next 10 years.

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Meet Our Deadly Coders Partners

We’re immensely grateful for every contribution, large or small, from the visionary organisations who partner with us to bring immersive learning experiences to so many students across Australia.

We exist to:

Increase Mob in STEM

Deadly Coders will increase the engagement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in STEM through the delivery of culturally relevant and appropriate educational programs

Supporting Indigenous Economic Development

Deadly Coders is committed to advancing the economic development of Indigenous communities by uplifting and empowering individuals through employment and career

Sparking Curiosity

Deadly Coders will remove barriers to participation by offering fully subsidised training programs in digital technologies education

Career Pathways for into STEM

Deadly Coders will set Indigenous students up for success in STEM related fields through imparting fundamental 21st-century skills, helping to build an inclusive and diverse future STEM workforce

Why do we need these programs?

Our mission is to address entrenched disadvantage and underrepresentation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in STEM in Australia. These statistics have not changed in 20 years.

Entrenched underrepresentation

The Indigenous population is critically underrepresented in STEM at a tertiary level

A gap in student achievement in STEM

The CSIRO identified a 2.5 year gap in student achievement levels between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students

Early exposure to STEM is critical

QUT Identified that 60% of senior students decide on their area of study before grade 9, with a strong link between early exposure to STEM and future STEM careers.

International STEM standards

Indigenous students underperformed in Year 8 STEM International Standard scores:

Why partner with us?

As our partner, you can rest assured that your brand will be associated with a quality, proven program which delivers meaningful outcomes, working in partnership with community, schools and Elders.

Registered Charity

Deadly Coders is a registered charity with the ACNC, and a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status. This means corporate organisations and donors who make contributions may be able to claim tax deductions.

Find skilled employees

Our Deadly Coders Academy programs provides skilled, employment-ready graduates in cyber security and software engineering, ripe and ready for your recruitment needs.

Achieve RAP objectives

Deadly Coders can help corporate organisations deliver on Reconciliation Action Plan objectives, and provide meaningful, quantifiable programs with real-world outcomes that align with your RAP priorities

Bring diversity and inclusion to your workplace

Through staff volunteering programs, and placement of promising young graduates, Deadly Coders provides meaningful diversity and inclusion opportunities for partnering organisations

Increase your business exposure

Public recognition and brand alignment with the the positive impact and real outcomes of our programs, via promotional opportunities and profiling of your support through our public channels

Volunteering opportunities

Changing lives and encouraging dreams. Through Deadly Coders corporate giving and volunteering programs, your staff have the opportunity to see the impact first hand that our programs have.

Our history

After seeing the under-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Junior Engineers‘ coding classes, the EdTech Group initiated a pilot program called Deadly Coders in 2021. The initiative was designed to provide fully subsidised coding, robotics and cyber security programs to Indigenous students who would not normally be able to attend our classes. In 2023, Junior Engineers handed Deadly Coders to community, to establish it as an independent Indigenous owned and managed charity working to break cycles of disadvantage and dismantle Indigenous barriers to participation in STEM. EdTech Group remains closely involved with Deadly Coders, and continues to support the charity with program facilitation nationally.

Let's Yarn!

We’re always looking for like-minded businesses and partners to help realise our vision of delivering world-class digital technologies education.

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