
Girls aged 14-19 are invited to join free PyGirls Python programming classes
Datorium invites girls aged 14 to 19 to take their first steps in programming and learn Python for free through PyGirls classes.
Announcements from Datorium: school partnerships, STEM programmes, student achievements, awards and our work across European education.
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Datorium invites girls aged 14 to 19 to take their first steps in programming and learn Python for free through PyGirls classes.

Datorium and the Latvian ICT Association ran the “Hello, Future” hackathon as part of Girls in Digital Week and the Code4Europe initiative.

Datorium Tech Stage 2025 was a celebration of innovation, technology and career opportunities, and the most exciting tech event for young people.

From 10 to 28 March, Datorium and LIKTA are organising an EU Code Week hackathon for girls across Latvia as part of Code4Europe.

Students from Jūrmala State Gymnasium won the DigiEduHack 2024 digital education hackathon and qualified for the global finals.

The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe programme has recognised Datorium as a leading technology company, naming it an Impact Star laureate.

Datorium and the Latvian Information and Communications Technology Association invite girls to a free coding course under the EU CodeWeek initiative.

On 4 October, Datorium organised the first EdTech conference as an official partner of “RIGA COMM 2024”, the Baltics’ largest business technology event.

Datorium co-founder Angela Jafarova spoke at the Female Founders Lunch on Tuesday 10 September about the future of education.

With more than 7 years of experience in education in Latvia and abroad, Datorium establishes and accredits the first technology-focused online school.

For the fourth year, Datorium organised the PyGirls coding course for girls aged 14 to 20, culminating in games and apps about Riga.

Datorium has developed and launched Latvia’s first AI assistant for teachers, helping them create high-quality learning materials.