Concept Cupboard launches Coding Cupboard

by Startacus Admin

Our friends over at Concept Cupboard have just launched a new online platform, Coding Cupboard that connects in-need businesses with jobseeking student coders.

Aiming to help aspiring young coders gain vital commercial experience, build a real portfolio of work and monetize their skills by the time they leave education, Adam Ball, General Manager of Coding Cupboard, said:

“I’m a computer science graduate myself and having experienced a tough jobs market three years ago I know how vital it is to have as much real world experience as possible. This is why I’m excited to be launching Coding Cupboard - to both benefit young digital natives and UK businesses”.

Their sister business Concept Cupboard, which celebrates its third birthday this month, matches brands and businesses with up and coming creative arts students to produce high quality, affordable design & marketing.

Therefore with the development of Coding Cupboard Adam and the “Cupboard” team are tapping in to another in demand area of the job market, highlighting both job opportunities to student coders and helping to highlight said students to businesses still crying out for skilled and experienced coders.

We wish Adam and the Cupboard team well - and also good luck to any coder who’s on the hunt for work - this sounds like a good place to start.

Oh by the way....Startacus members can get 25% discount on Concept Cupboard listing fees

Concept Cupboard works with both businesses and startups and the most talented young creatives from across the UK to produce professional and cost effective print & digital marketing. If you’re a Startacus member and you add a creative project as a business to the Concept Cupboard site, you’ll get 25% discount off the standard listing fee. Click here to access the details for the deal and check our member deals area to see what other cracking deals we offer Startacus members.

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Published on: 24th February 2014