Frequently Asked Questions

Find the workshop happening in your city and open its event page. If applications are open, you will see an application link. If no application link is displayed, registration has not opened or has already closed.

Usually not. Local teams need time to review applications, confirm participants and prepare the workshop. You can subscribe to the newsletter to hear about future events.

Contact the local organising team through the event page. They will tell you what support is needed.

The central team primarily supports local organisers and maintains programme resources. Use the official community support channel when available, or ask for help through the relevant workshop community.

Python Weekend is for complete beginners who want to learn Python and understand how it can be used in artificial intelligence. Students, professionals, founders, creatives, job seekers and people changing careers are welcome to apply.

No. Python Weekend welcomes people of all genders. We intentionally encourage women and people from communities with limited access to technology education because a more inclusive learning environment strengthens the technology community.

Yes. Python Weekend welcomes people of every gender identity. All participants, mentors, organisers and partners must follow the Code of Conduct.

Eligibility may vary by local event. Check the relevant event page before applying. Where minors are accepted, the local team must state any consent or safeguarding requirements.

Official Python Weekend workshops are free to selected participants. Local teams may secure sponsors and partners to cover the cost of delivering the event.

No. The workshop is designed for people who are learning to program for the first time.

No. Python Weekend provides a practical beginning. You will learn essential concepts, complete a guided project and leave with a clearer path for continued learning.

Yes. Read the Organiser's Manual and submit an application to organise a workshop. Approval is required before using the Python Weekend name and brand for an event. Apply here »