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    • Working Together in a Remote Setting
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    • The Student Job
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  • Coaches & Student coaches
    • Being a coach at oSoc
    • The Coaching Job
      • Soft Skills & Expectations
      • Tasks
      • How to Manage a Team: Techniques
      • Coaching Cases
      • Battle Prep
      • Student Coaches
      • Screening students
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    • Practical
  • partners
    • Being a partner at oSoc
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    • The Partner's Job
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  • Tools & Resources
    • Discord
      • Basics
      • Discord etiquette
      • Setting your nickname & description
      • Managing notifications
      • Offering and Receiving Help
      • Find Your Discord Username
    • NextCloud
    • The #osoc Emoji
    • Big Blue Button: Video Calls
    • Deployment
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    • Pitching
      • Pitch and Interview Tips
      • Pitch on Discord
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    • Interviews
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      • Publish a Github Page
    • Conduct (Remote) Tests and Interviews with Real People + Archetypes
  • Organisers
    • How to set up oSoc for your country
      • Preparation
      • Selection
      • Practical
        • Setting Up a Remote Edition
      • Informing people
    • On-site editions: 4 weeks of well-organised serendipity
      • Calendar Example Remote Edition (BE)
        • Week 1: Explore
          • Day 1: Welcome (to the Madness 😏)
          • Day 2: Meet the Client + Prepare for Hackathon
          • Day 3: Hackathon & Pitching
          • Day 4: Pitch & Battle Plan
        • Week 2: Build
          • Day 1: Build, test, document + Learn how to vlog
          • Day 2: Build, test, document
          • Day 3: Build, test, document, ship
          • Day 4: Pitch & Battle Plan
        • Week 3: Build more
          • Day 1: Build, test, document + How to deploy
          • Day 2: Day off!
          • Day 3: Build, test, document, ship
          • Day 4: Pitch & Battle Plan
        • Week 4: Deliver
          • Day 1: Ship ship ship
          • Day 2: Pitch pitch pitch
          • Day 3: Delivery Day
          • Day 4: Demo Day
      • Kick-off day 1 (or chaos day)
      • Hackathon day 2 β€” 4
      • Build β€” week 2
      • Build β€” week 3
      • Delivery week β€” week 4
      • Evaluation β€” follow-up
    • Taking over the world
    • Salary & Reimbursements
    • Managing teams
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  1. partners

Being a partner at oSoc

You are a crucial part of Open summer of code. Partners provide the real-world projects the students will be working on during those 4 weeks.

Why should I participate?

πŸ‘¨πŸΎβ€πŸ’Ό Hiring πŸ™‡πŸ½β€β™‚οΈ Giving back πŸ™‹πŸΌ Networking πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ”¬ Experimenting

Some partners do it to give back to the community, others do it to network, and some do it to find hiring prospects. On the one hand organisations get access to fresh ideas from young and ambitious students, on the other they have access to the expertise of many experienced coaches. It’s the perfect way to finally get started on that cool idea or project you had, and really build something.

Participating in osoc enables your organisation to bring your open innovation idea or project to life while providing the next generation of web developers, designers, communication specialists and project managers with a real challenge. In one month the students will do their utter best to develop your idea into a real innovative open product or service.

A 4-week hackathon lets you actually ship something β€” it’s not just good for your image.

β€” Bert Jehoul

What is the impact that I can expect for my organisation?

Through the diverse set of participants' skills and expertise at open summer of code, you can co-create an innovative digital solution for the challenges your organisation faces. All while fostering the individual social impact of engaging a diverse and talented group of students in a digital transformative project as well as a broader societal impact of training a new generation on the importance of open data use and open source coding in a sustainable way that simultaneously generates economic value.

Moreover, if you are searching for some top notch business, design or IT-students to recruit, here’s your chance! If you like how members of your team (or others) performed in this 4 week programme, you can decide to make the final call.

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