NEWS
WE ARE OPEN 🚀
After one year of preparations we finally open our doors for our first students at 42 Heilbronn on June 14th 2021. DAY 00.
by Sophie Heinz
How a career change can open up new perspectives
There are many reasons why employees and students want to rethink their choice of job or study and retrain. The pandemic is affecting many industries and causing job insecurity. For many, exposure to new technologies has increased their interest in coding.
by Sophie Heinz
Our first Piscine is over
A total of 131 people started at the first four-week online event. From 18-57 years old, people from a wide range of interests and parts of the world came together to learn programming. Find out more about our first Piscine in Heilbronn.
by Sophie Heinz
Gen Z: Learning with the tech generation
Generation Z is the first generation to grow up and work in a technology-based reality. Accordingly, this generation thinks, behaves and learns differently than any other. This poses challenges for the education system.
by Sophie Heinz
How technology has changed everything
Few things have had such a lasting impact on our lives as the rapid technological development in the past decades. Every aspect of our private life, our work and society has undergone radical and profound change.
by Sophie Heinz
What are the Tech Trends 2021?
Let’s take a brief look at some of the developments that will be important in the coming year — and that will be shaped by technology in the long term.
by Sophie Heinz
A PLACE FOR VISIONARIES
A school needs a real, analog, physical space — and that comes with lots of design decisions.
by 42 Heilbronn
CODING A BETTER WORLD
The global challenges we face now and in the future have shown themselves in full force.
by 42 Heilbronn
5 ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR A SUSTAINABLE CAREER
Technological change means that the skills you learned yesterday are already outdated today.
by 42 Heilbronn
PLAYING DIGITAL CATCH-UP: WHAT GERMANY SHOULD DO TO KEEP UP WITH THE COMPETITION
"Those who don't digitalize themselves will be knocked out," Wladimir Klitschko is quoted.
by Sophie Heinz
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