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A non-profit promoting Computer Science Education in Secondary/High Schools and providing pro-bono technical services to national & international non-profits.

19/04/2026

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Apply here : https://forms.gle/kJe2YHkTxyXvJPVh7
or via the link in bio.

18/04/2026

Exams ongoing?
This too shall pass, but don't let the application deadline pass for our summer camp.

Apply now: https://forms.gle/NS5tLd5YJKZegoDC7
*link also available in the bio.

16/04/2026

What our alumni are saying...
Discover how the previous COSOG Nepal WordPress Camp transformed the skills and perspectives of our past participants. From mastering web development to building a community, hear their stories of growth.

🚀 Ready to start your journey? Applications are now open for our upcoming 16-week Summer Camp!

🔗 Apply now via the link in our bio.

15/04/2026

What’s on your resolution list? Learning to code? Saving the planet? How about both?

Apply now for the Summer Camp! It’s the ultimate mix of Computer Science, Environmental Science, and making lifelong friends while solving real-world green problems.

Apply here: https://forms.gle/NS5tLd5YJKZegoDC7
The link is also in the bio.

13/04/2026

🎉🎉We are excited to announce that the student application for the summer camp is finally open.

We’re looking for 60 gritty Nepali students (Grades 9-12 or in gap year) to tackle real environmental crises using technology and data.

The Essentials
- Cost: 0 (Fully Funded)
- Experience: None needed. We value grit to learn.
- Commitment: ~15 hrs/week (May – Sept)
- Format: Virtual learning + Physical showcase

The Journey
- Learn Environmental Science and Python (and/or JavaScript).
- Build a real-world tech project with a team of 10.
- Showcase your project to the public.

Fair Warning: It’s hard work, but had real learning, and real impact.

📅 Deadline: May 7, 2026 (वैशाख २४, २०८३)
🔗 Apply now : https://forms.gle/NS5tLd5YJKZegoDC7
or via the Link in Bio! (Form allows you to save and return)

📥 Questions? Drop us a DM!

12/04/2026

🎉Introducing the Summer Camp by Coding for Social Good Nepal

We are excited to announce our Summer Camp, a 16-week intensive journey where 60 young Nepali students will transform from curious learners into builders tackling our country’s most urgent environmental crises.

From wildfires and air pollution to crop diseases, Nepal needs solutions. Are you ready to build them?

📍 Some Quick Facts
1. Who: Nepali students (

10/04/2026

Are you passionate about teaching, tech and nature? Aaba apply garne samay aayo.

6 projects. 60 students. 16 weeks. Engaging sessions.

If you think you are eligible for this role, you can apply now.

Links: https://summercamp.cosognepal.org/links
Link is also in the bio.

08/04/2026

🎉 Co-mentor applications are open for the summer camp.

6 projects. 60 students. 16 weeks. Engaging sessions.

In 2024, Nepal recorded 5,125 wildfire incidents in a single half-year. Kathmandu's air is nine times more toxic than the WHO limit. Over 58,000 hectares of forest gone since 2001. These aren't abstract statistics, they are the world the students in this program are growing up in.

For 16 weeks, teams of 10 students and a mentor will build projects that speaks directly to these crises. They need mentors and co-mentor who can guide them; not just through the code, but through the thinking.

If you're pro-active, have leadership skills, and love to be part of innovative projects — this is your program. This is a fully funded program, with an opportunity for stipend.

Apply by May 1.
Link also in bio .

06/04/2026

Mentor applications are open for the summer camp.

6 projects. 60 students. 16 weeks. Engaging sessions.

In 2024, Nepal recorded 5,125 wildfire incidents in a single half-year. Kathmandu's air is nine times more toxic than the WHO limit. Over 58,000 hectares of forest gone since 2001. These aren't abstract statistics, they are the world the students in this program are growing up in.

For 16 weeks, teams of 10 students and a mentor will build technology that speaks directly to these crises. They need mentors who can guide them; not just through the code, but through the thinking.

If you're pro-active, you love to teach, and engage with students — this is your program. This is a paid opportunity.

Apply by April 21.
Link : https://forms.gle/kJe2YHkTxyXvJPVh7
Link is also in bio or you can scan the QR code.

20/03/2026

We just completed the Web Development Program, using WordPress.

20 students. 2 weeks.
They learned WordPress and built real school websites in teams... and received the certificates that they can add to their portfolio.

More details: https://cosognepal.org/programs/code-for-charity/web-development

13/03/2026

What an inspiring graduation ceremony! We celebrated 20 students as they presented their WordPress projects, showcasing their creativity and technical skills. Huge thanks to Fleckor Tech and the ICT Club for their mentorship and support. The students worked online, learned together, and then came together in person to celebrate. We are so proud of each of them! Stay tuned as we finalize and announce the internship opportunity soon!

10/03/2026

We’re excited to announce that our Web Development with WordPress Program (Code for Charity) is complete!

20 students from Grades 9 to 12 dove into web development using WordPress. From learning web fundamentals to collaborating on projects, these students worked hard. All sessions were recorded on YouTube, so anyone interested can revisit the lessons. Stay tuned—our graduation celebration is just around the corner!

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Kathmandu
44600

Website

https://cosognepal.org/

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