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Definitely the fastest and cheapest way to get to the center from the airport.

It takes 20-25 mins from the airport and it costs only 5 Euros per person.

It makes only 3 stops in the center, which are O'Donnell bus stop, Cibeles Palace and Atocha Train Station. From there, you can take many other buses or metro to your destination.

You can pay with cash or card at the driver.

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Retiro Park: https://goo.gl/maps/G6u36waHJvPXPxbL8
Prado Museum: https://goo.gl/maps/Pjbvpqcp78eriyMr9
Reina Sofia Museum: https://goo.gl/maps/CTpt4yMLdyCWwTQ2A
Plaza Mayor: https://goo.gl/maps/32r1TRcPkVRgjLFh7
Royal Palace: https://goo.gl/maps/SGqCWMV74zsSvhB59
Debod Temple: https://goo.gl/maps/eWEXDixSuvMpsfgD9

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TRAVEL DAY - SUNDAY
6 th of November 2022

DAY 1 | MONDAY
7th of November 2022

Start time: 10:00

End time: 17:00

DAY 2 | TUESDAY
8th of November 2022

Start time: 9:30

End time: 17:00

DAY 3 | WEDNESDAY
9th of November 2022

Start time: 9:30

End time: 17:00

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Schedule MigraCode III - C2 Training Activity

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C. de Mira el Río Baja, 20, 28005 Madrid

Getting there:
Metro: Line 5, Puerta de Toledo stop
Buses: 2, 3, 17, 18, 23, 35, 41, 60, 148

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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The Madrid metro line is pretty good and it works between 6am and 1:30am.

Ticket price goes between 1,50€ and 2,00€ and you can buy it at the ticket machines inside the metro stations. If you plan to use it more frequently, we suggest getting the 10-trips card, which costs 8,50€

We don't recommend taking it from the airport to the centre because you may need to do many combinations.

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The bus network in Madrid is also pretty good and a trip costs 1,50€. Trips are purchased on the bus, either by cash or card.

Taxis are widely used too, and one from the airport has a fixed rate of 30€.

Uber, Cabify and others are available in Madrid

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Find our local suggestions here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z9e438Ly5V95xAVBf1KTiHEhSW6bBXOVINDNtE7SeuE/edit?usp=sharing

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https://madridforrefugees.org/en/home/

Participants:
- Martin Pose
- Alejandro Reyes
- Kinda El Bijou
- Tara Cooper
- Paola Ponce

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https://www.bordersnone.com/coders-without-borders/

Participants
- Natasa Koprtla
- Federica Sancillo

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The meeting is part of Erasmus+ KA2 Strategic Partnership- Migracode Project 2018-3-ES02-KA205-012299, under the official name of: 'MIGRACODE: Acceleration of refugees' labor insertion & social integration, in Greece'.

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All information about the network: www.migracode.eu.

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Information

What is Migracode?

MigraCode is a European network of code schools made possible by various Non-Profit Organisations. The project promotes labour integration and social inclusion of youth refugees and migrants by first supporting them with the development of advanced programming skills, and then connecting them to the labour market, thereby supporting their long-term integration.

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Some details

Duration of projects in months

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Migracode - A European Network of code schools for refugees and migrants

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Information MigraCode is a European network of code schools made possible by various Non-Profit Organisations. The project promotes labour integration and social inclusion of youth refugees and migrants by first supporting them with the development of advanced programming skills, and then connecting them to the labour market, thereby supporting their long-term integration.

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Migracode is a European network of code schools made possible by various nonprofit organisations. The network also collaborates with corporate business and other organisations to support vulnerable groups all throughout Europe.

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This training activity takes place 7/11-9/11 2022 in Madrid, Spain. The event is hosted by Madrid For Refugees. Partners and guest speakers will hold talks and give workshops each day of the week, and discussions will also be organized.

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The idea behind this activity is to share practices and knowledge about how we teach effectively coding skills, increase students’ attendance & graduation rate, along with ensuring their competencies’ certification. / How OCC GR & MODE Foundation can implement these practices and set up a coding school in their cities.

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To create an effective exchange of knowledge and expertise between partner organizations about the management of every aspect of an open education programme on IT skills.

To identify and discuss the current management flaws and needs of each organization and work towards developing solutions.

To identify the most successful practices in each organization and study their possible implementation in the other partner organizations.

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SLACK
In general, we use Slack to exchange information and communicate for project-related topics. You can join through this link if you're not there yet.

WHATSAPP
For easy communication about practicalities, please join the WhatsApp group for our transnational activities through this link. Only to be used during transnational activities.

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https://socialhackersacademy.org/

Maro Samara

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https://openculturalcenter.org/

Maria Eleni Papavramidou

Justine Chouinard

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https://openculturalcenter.org/

Vincent van Grondelle

Ali Ashraf

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http://mode.wroclaw.pl/