About the Program
Coding for Social Good Nepal Summer Camp is a 16-week (4-month) learning fellowship for high school students and recent graduates (below 20) in Nepal who want to solve real environmental problems using technology.
The program is designed for around 60 students, with priority for students from public schools and rural regions. Fellows learn environmental literacy and practical computer science in beginner-friendly tracks, then build real prototypes in small teams with mentor support.
By the end of the program, students present their work in a public showcase, strengthen communication and teamwork skills, and gain pathways for further learning, projects, and future STEM opportunities. The program is flexible and mostly online, so students can participate alongside school.
Mentors
Mentor announcements coming soon
Mentor announcements coming soon
Mentor announcements coming soon
Mentor announcements coming soon
General Timeline
April - Mentee application opens
Nationwide applications begin for mentees.
May - Mentee application closes
Application form closes and review process starts.
May - Selection notices and mentors announcement
Selected students are notified and mentor updates are announced.
June - Program starts
Workshops, team formation, and project phase begin.
September - Program concludes
Teams present outcomes and the cohort wraps up with a final showcase.
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Our program at a glance
Learn. Build. Showcase.
Learn. Build. Showcase.
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If you are motivated to learn and build with a supportive community, we would love to see your application.
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