Open Summer of Code in Belgium
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Open Summer of Code is organized by Open Knowledge Belgium and sponsored by public and private sectors to have students get paid to work for about 3 weeks on real projects in teams of 3-5 people focusing on fields like ICT, communications, and design. The program emphasizes community, teamwork, coaching, project pitches, and training.
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