Project-First Approach
Instead of endless tutorials, you'll start building from week one. Small projects that gradually increase in complexity — just enough challenge to push your skills forward without overwhelming you.
Build Your Tech Skills Through Real Projects
We teach software development the way it actually happens — through hands-on building, problem-solving, and learning from mistakes. No shortcuts, just genuine skill development.
Explore ProgramsThree Ways We're Different
Most courses rush through theory. We slow down and focus on understanding. You'll work through challenges that mirror actual development work.
Debugging Is Part of Learning
Things break. Code doesn't work. That's normal. We spend time teaching you how to troubleshoot, read error messages, and find solutions — skills that matter more than memorizing syntax.
Real Developer Workflows
You'll use version control, work with documentation, and organize code properly. These are the habits that separate hobbyists from professional developers.
Programs Starting June 2026
We're currently planning our next intake for mid-2026. Programs run for 8-12 months depending on the track you choose and how much time you can commit each week.
Each program focuses on depth rather than breadth. You'll spend months working in one technology stack, building increasingly complex projects until you genuinely understand how things fit together.
- Web Development track covers frontend and backend fundamentals
- Weekly live sessions for questions and code reviews
- Access to recorded content you can revisit anytime
- Small cohorts so you actually get individual attention
- Portfolio projects you'll be proud to show employers
Classes meet twice weekly in the evenings, with additional project time you manage on your own schedule. Check our remote learning tips for advice on staying productive.
What You Should Know Before Applying
This Might Be For You If...
You're willing to put in 15-20 hours per week outside of class. That's the honest time commitment if you want to get anywhere meaningful.
You're okay with feeling lost sometimes. Confusion is part of the process when you're learning something genuinely difficult.
- You want to understand how things work, not just copy code
- You're comfortable asking questions when stuck
- You can handle feedback on your work
- You're looking at this as a long-term skill, not a quick career switch
This Probably Isn't For You If...
You're looking for guaranteed job placement. We teach skills, but we can't promise employment outcomes.
You want the fastest possible path to a salary. Quality education takes time — there's no way around that.
- You're expecting to learn everything in a few months
- You want someone to hold your hand through every challenge
- You're not comfortable with independent problem-solving
- You need income immediately and can't invest time in learning