Kindred Group backs a Swedish youth group
The Kindred Group has maintained its collaboration with the Swedish youth organization Nolla Utanforskapet, abbreviated as NU (End Exclusion). The Nordic gaming group's headquarters in Stockholm will play host to a coding class for young persons ages 18 to 25 over the course of ten weeks. The goal of the class is to "connect and develop young adults with a shared interest in coding."
End Exclusion is an organization with the mission of assisting young people living in disadvantaged areas of Stockholm by giving them access to education and networking opportunities.
Kindred thinks that by partnering with the organization, it will be able to provide young people with vital skills and information, as well as some insight into the technology industry, which will help them move closer to achieving their professional ambitions.
The founder of End Exclusion, Sanna Wolk, had the following to say about the matter: "It's incredible that we are able to run this course again in conjunction with Kindred.
"During the course of these ten weeks, the participants will acquire highly sought-after coding abilities, an understanding of the technology business, and vital relationships. After finishing their education, they will have an easier time making a name for themselves in the job market because to these.
Since 2019, when it first organized a coding course, Kindred has been actively participating in the efforts being put forth by the organization.
Alexander Westrell, Group Head of Communications for the firm, expressed his excitement at the program's return this year, citing his excitement at the prospect of once again being able to provide assistance to young people.
"When we organized this course jointly with NU: Nolla Utanforskapet in 2019, it was tremendously welcomed by the participants," commented Westrell. "It was also greatly appreciated by the Kindred workers who volunteered to teach the young adults how to code."
"I'm extremely delighted that we are able to host this course again, and it's amazing to see the enthusiasm and interest to learn about coding. I hope you all have a wonderful time.
"Meeting these young adults with big dreams, giving them a leg up in their professional lives, and boosting their self-assurance by teaching them how to code is a really pleasant experience," said one participant. "It's a win-win."
