Free 8-week girls' creative tech and gaming course launches in Derry

Social enterprise Kippie rolls out 8-week creative tech programme funded by Northern Ireland Screen.placeholder image
Social enterprise Kippie rolls out 8-week creative tech programme funded by Northern Ireland Screen. | Kippie

Free Friday evening workshops on Spencer Road to teach coding, animation, and digital illustration.

Kippie, a leading social enterprise specializing in creative technology education, has officially announced the launch of Ctrl, Alt, Create: Beginners, a completely free 8-week creative tech and game-making programme designed specifically for girls aged 11 to 14.

Funded by Northern Ireland Screen, the initiative aims to bridge the gender gap in the tech and gaming industries by introducing young girls to digital skills in a relaxed, welcoming, and highly supportive environment.

The hands-on course requires absolutely no prior experience. Over the eight-week period, participants will dive into the exciting world of digital creation, learning how to bring their own ideas to life.

Free Friday evening workshops on Spencer Road to teach coding, animation, and digital illustration.placeholder image
Free Friday evening workshops on Spencer Road to teach coding, animation, and digital illustration. | Kippie

The curriculum covers:

  • Game Maker: Learn coding and create games.
  • Digital Art: Draw, design characters and illustrate on iPad.
  • Animation: Bring your artwork and ideas to life.

Running for 8 consecutive weeks on Friday evenings (5.00pm – 6.14pm) at Kippie Offices, 113–115 Spencer Road, Derry. Admission is free with registration required.

As places are strictly limited, secure tickets today at https://www.zeffy.com/en-GB/ticketing/ctrl-alt-create-beginners-girls

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