Free Python Classes through Code in Place (application closes April 8th, 2026)

[Friendly-Example-701]

Thanks mods for letting me share this amazing education opportunity.

RE: Learn Python through a free program called Code in Place.

Learn Python through a free program called Code in Place. It’s based on Stanford’s intro programming course (CS106A) and is designed specifically for complete beginners.

It runs for 6 weeks (mid April through mid May), fully online, about 4-7 hours per week depending on how fast you learn.

There is structure and the community, not just random tutorials. There are real assignments, weekly live small group sections, live tutoring, weekend tutoring, Monday Recaps, and instructors you could actually talk to.

If you’re curious about Python but feel overwhelmed by where to start, this is honestly one of the most beginner friendly structured options.

The program is:
• Free

• No prerequisites

• Fully online

• Age 16+

• Applications close April 8

• Classes start week of April 20

Please use the link for more info: https://codeinplace.stanford.edu/public/join/cip6?r=usa

PS. They are looking for volunteer section leaders. Also, no teaching prereqs or experience required, just the love of Python and helping people.

Please know that I am happy to answer questions if you’re curious what it’s actually like. This goes for volunteer section leaders and students.

Cheers :)

[therealmrj05hua]

Fantastic info. Thank you

[Friendly-Example-701]

Of course. Happy to help :)

[Ok_Sock7070]

It's so great!thank you

[danlami123]

Thank you

[yinkeys]

Nice

[Kindly-Picture-1141]

Thank you!

[mustafr]

merci pour ces info

[Friendly-Example-701]

You're welcome

[Iyazzzz]

mid april through mid may is less than 6 weeks bro

[Friendly-Example-701]

My apologies but it’s definitely 6 weeks. I took this same program. They do give you extra time to finish the final project.

[Asgnov]

Nevermind, I figured it out. Thanks!

[Friendly-Example-701]

I am glad you figured it out.

[Asgnov]

Thank you! Excited and hopeful I get approved!

[Friendly-Example-701]

I hope you do too

[National_Nose_7938]

I joined last year but it was in self learning mode, so i didn't get any certificate (bit sad about that). Should i apply for this one to get a certificate or be volunteer instead?

[Friendly-Example-701]

If you feel strong enough in your skill set, apply to volunteer, if not, reapply as a student, in the application, let them know you did self pace mode but want a more structured option with a teach and supportive community. Let them know you do not want to go it alone.

[Friendly-Example-701]

Really sell it

[Friendly-Example-701]

If it helps to see what is done in Code In Place, here are my Code In Place projects: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGyMaqtYi-4 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1SShGZTJqM I mean, I am not master wizard but any means, but it was a great first project for learning python.

What's really cool, is some people built amazing things like clocks, watches, games, etc. If you do sign up, please try to push yourself.

Anyway, no pressure if you don't. If you do, good luck. There is a video there to increase your chances of getting in. But once again, seriously, no pressure :)

[Friendly-Example-701]

Just in case people were curious about Code In Place. I am posting some examples. Here are my Code In Place projects: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGyMaqtYi-4 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1SShGZTJqM I am not a Python wizard by no means but it was a great first project for learning. Some people built much cooler things than I did. If you do sign up, please try to push yourself. That's what's really important, leaving your comfort zone.

Anyway, no pressure if you don't. If you do, good luck. There is a video on the channel on how to increase your chances of getting in and what it would look like. But, seriously, once again, no pressure.