Students share their experiences at the Mexican Consulate education fair

On Saturday, the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh invited Code the Dream to present at its first ever ‘education opportunity fair’. Students shared their experience with Code the Dream and explained a bit of what they had learned. Around 100 people came to their booth seeking for more information about possibly starting a career in tech. Students  were also interviewed by the Spanish-language newspaper, Que Pasa. 

CTD students really enjoyed talking to other peers who were in their same situation before they got started with Code the Dream. They’re happy to be seen as an example and to provide any help they can. 

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Read Code the Dream’s 2025 Annual Report

At CTD, we are building a better tech industry and a better world. Check out our 2025 annual report for the latest updates on our free code school, tech-for-good tools, and Registered Apprenticeship program.

Awards

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Code the Dream Recognized as Outstanding Registered Apprenticeship Employer of 2026

ApprenticeshipNC, North Carolina’s state apprenticeship agency, recognized Code the Dream as Outstanding Registered Apprenticeship Employer of 2026. The award honors CTD for the excellence and impact of its Registered Apprenticeship program. “Each of this year’s winners exemplifies the strength of Registered Apprenticeship in North Carolina,” said Dr. Chris Harrington, Director, ApprenticeshipNC. “Their work not only […]

CTD Labs

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Code the Dream and Museum of Life and Science Partner on Climate Sustainability Exhibition

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