Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? Check out the answers in our FAQ.
Got questions? Check out the answers in our FAQ.
You’ll need to to find a suitable venue with adequate computer facilities and access to the internet. Primary and intermediate schools are great venues as students can learn with their friends. Libraries and community centres are also good places to run a club outside school hours. Once you have found a venue, register your club and we will help get you started.
You can always host an online club if you cannot find an appropriate venue. Please see our guide to remote learning for more info.
Yes, we encourage leaders to host an online club if an appropriate venue cannot be secured or if it is not viable or safe to host in-person sessions. Please see our guide to remote learning for more info.
Unless you are a registered teacher, all club leaders and volunteers need to be police vetted. This process is required for anyone in Aotearoa working with young people and a member of our team will help you with this process when you sign up.
The consent form can be found at bit.ly/ccnz-police. Send the completed form and two forms of identity (one must have a photograph) to [email protected]. If you are confused about types of identification please refer to this guide.
Yes. Code Club Aotearoa is a charitable trust, registered as Code Club Charitable Trust on the New Zealand Charities Register and our registration number is CC51617 meaning we have authority to carry out all valid charitable activities. This includes the Trustees and Directors granting financial assistance towards:
All of the funding we receive goes directly to our charitable purpose. You can learn more and view our financial accounts here.
