Looking for Dutch speaking developers who would like to teach people to code.

Hello indiehackers,

TL;DR

I am looking for Dutch-speaking developers based in the Netherlands to join CodeCafé full time, part-time or to work together on freelance basis.
I am looking for Dutch speaking freelance developers who would like to give create YouTube live streams.

Ok, this is probably a very long shot. But like Johan Cruijff said: if you don’t shoot, you can’t score. I am looking for Dutch-speaking developers who would like to teach people to code. Preferably located in the Netherlands. But I also have work for Dutch-speaking developers that are working remote. I know that for most of the people on here, this post will have no value whatsoever. But I love Indiehackers and I hope to find so cool Dutch people on here.

At the start of the year, two friends and I started CodeCafé. We have big dreams and hope to become the biggest Dutch speaking IT-community. We teach people to code by hosting free and paid courses and guiding them in their journey on our Discord community. We are growing and would like to hire multiple developers who would like to teach people to code.
I am looking for Dutch developers who are based in would like to join CodeCafé full time or part-time. Together we can look at what kind of work you want to do. Our teachers teach free courses on YouTube, paid courses on our website, teach at traineeships, teach at Dutch colleges (Hogescholen) and give in-house company training to our clients. You can find the job description here: https://www.code-cafe.nl/werken-bij-code-cafe

So, what about the remote part? We have created something called ‘De IT-proeverij’ which are coding live streams on YouTube. The live streams are aimed at beginners who want to learn to code. In the live stream we build an actual product. An example would be building a To-Do app with HTML, CSS and JS. For more examples, you can have a look here: https://www.youtube.com/c/CodeCafé/videos?view=2&live_view=503

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.

Kind regards,

Jack