Alida School Coding Scholarships for Lusophone and Francophone Africa 2022

Alida School is an online coding school. We train our students to become software developers in just 12 weeks.

Currently the majority of our applicants and students are from English speaking African countries, we believe the reason for this is the language barrier. In order to foster geographical, linguistic and cultural diversity and live up to our mission to train the next generation of African technical talent we decided to launch in September of 2021 the Amilcar Cabral Scholarship. In the space of one week we received dozens of applications from Cape-Verde, Angola and Guinea-Bissau. After conducting the interviews we awarded two scholarships to two Angolan students. Building up on this success, in December of 2021 we decided to create a new scholarship targeted at French speaking countries in Africa called Thomas Sankara Scholarship.

About Alida School

Alida School is an online coding school. We train our students to become software engineers in just 12 weeks. Africa has 200 million people aged between 15 and 24, which is the largest population of young people below the age of 30 in the world.

Alida School Coding Scholarships

Aim and Benefits of Alida School Coding Scholarships

Alida School is providing four full stack web development scholarships ($1200) to four students: two students from Lusophone Africa and two students from Francophone Africa.

Requirements for Alida School Coding Scholarships Qualification

1- Good level of English 2- Has a laptop or a computer 3- Access to a reliable Internet connection 4- Available Monday to Friday from 7pm-9pm GMT 5- Can attend at least 90% of the classes 6- Eager to learn and become a software developer 7- Resident in a Portuguese or French speaking African country

Application Deadline

How to Apply

For more details, visit Alida School website.