A mentorship programme where newcomers contribute to KDE open-source software with a mentor's support.
Who can apply
Anyone new to KDE, including students.
Dates
Runs once a year; check the official site.
How to apply
- Browse KDE projects and their ideas.
- Talk to mentors early.
- Submit a proposal when applications open.
What it costs and what you get
Cost: Free
Benefits: Mentorship and real open-source contributions
Members only · free
Unlock how to apply
Create a free SWABUD account to see the full listing and keep track of it.
- The official application link
- Step-by-step how to apply
- Cost, benefits and level
- Calendar reminders and your personal tracker
Before you apply
- Open the official page and confirm the dates in Nepal time.
- Read the eligibility rules in full, including age and country.
- Never pay an agent or a third party to apply. Official programmes say clearly if there is a fee.
- Save a copy of your application and any confirmation email.