Once you’ve joined the CodeClan Alumni, the next stage of your journey begins.
Gain confidence, stay relevant and get ongoing support as you transition into your new career.
Whether virtual or in person, our door is always open. As a member of the CodeClan community, you’ll be invited to Alumni events and benefit from a range of opportunities to engage with your peers.
Looking for your next challenge? It’s good to know people. Join us at CodeClan meet-ups and stay connected to our community of over 1000 like-minded digital professionals.
Starting a new career can be daunting. Connect with someone who’s been there and done it before. Make use of our place in the wider Tech community and be paired with one of our volunteer mentors.
Don’t be a stranger. Stay in touch with your classmates and instructors by attending our meet-ups and social events.
Get in touch to find more information!
Contribute and give back. Whether you want to inspire a new cohort or mentor a freshly baked graduate.
Inspire others to follow in your footsteps. Our Alumni know from experience what it’s like to make a career change. Pass on your survival tips to the next generation of coders by volunteering to be a speaker at our graduations and careers events.
Already on your second job or feeling like you have something to give and share? Volunteer a few hours to help a CodeClan Alumni. You’ll gain mentoring experience that will enhance your career and help you to re-connect with new members of the CodeClan family.
Get in touch to find out how to become an active member of our Alumni community.
There’s no cost or membership fees, so what are you waiting for?
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