News & Blog

Northcoders is proud to be supportingCode and Stuff, a unique learning community for women and non-binary people in the heart of Manchester. Code and Stuff is on a mission to help people from these under-represented groups get into, and thrive, in tech.

You don’t need to study computer programming at uni to get your foot on the coding career ladder. With the right help, training and support, you could go from absolute beginner to junior engineer in as little as 13 weeks — no qualifications required. Here’s how…

Last month, Northcoders Nick and Susie joined forces to take on a challenge at the Global Legal Hackathon in Manchester. 

Northcoders graduate Lizz explains how to make an interactive command line quiz application with QMQ and Node.js in JavaScript. 

To mark International Women's Day, we are incredibly happy to announce the launch of three new initiatives to support women into careers within the tech industry. 

Thursday 7th March 2019 was a big day for Northcoders. Why? We had the rather surreal honour of travelling to London to open the London Stock Exchange after beingnamed Business of the Yearat the 15th Annual Chamber Business Awards.

Just starting out in your coding career? Here's our pick of the top five coding books every aspiring programmer should read in 2019.

In this insightful blog post, Northcoders student Flaviu shares his advice on how to decide if a career in programming is right for you.

This year, alongside our support of the All-Female Youth Hack in Manchester, we have extended our sponsorship of CodeUp to include their Leeds branch!