20% discount on Coding Workshops in London
by Startacus Admin
Here at Startacus, we’ve written quite a few times on the importance of learning to code and also some of the coding places and spaces that you can help you get to grips with it all.
And of course, unless you stumble across a free coding class, the likelihood is that you will need to spend a few bob in the process.
That’s exactly why we’re happy to help promote the Coderwave Learn HTML, CSS and Ruby workshops which Rosario Rascuna runs in the big smoke, aka London.
Rosario Rascuna is a freelance web developer who has worked with several startups in Brighton and London. He's the developer for the London Startup Map - Roundabout.io and Codersumo, an online community of coders solving programming puzzle. And of course he is a Startacus member too!
Coderwave is based at the FIG village in Shepherd's Bush, London. The day long course typically costs £250 and we’re delighted to announce that Rosario is very kindly giving all fellow Startacus members a fab 20% discount off the standard price. Of course it’s probably most suitable if you’re based in or around the capital…
Here’s the basic details worth noting:
Learn HTML, CSS and Ruby in London
Learn how to create and publish your website in a day. Understand the basics of web development in a friendly and informal class.
£250 per person
Learn to code in a small friendly group rather than sitting alone for hours reading online tutorials. We will cover the basic aspect of web development, and slowly building a website from scratch.
Schedule: From 10.00am until 4.30pm
Level: Beginners without any previous coding knowledge.
Where: FIG Village, 16 Silver Road, Shepherd's Bush, W12 7SG.
Upcoming workshop dates
If you are a Startacus member simply click on this link to get the discount code you’ll need when ordering your day course. And if you’re not already a Startacus member and want to avail of this fab discounted offer - sign up right here - and become part of the Self Start Society.
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