Software Development Training That Actually Prepares You
We've spent years watching graduates struggle in their first development roles. They knew syntax but couldn't build systems. They'd memorized frameworks but couldn't solve problems. So we built a program that mirrors how real development work happens — collaborative, iterative, and focused on shipping working software.
How Our Program Works
Starting in July 2026, we're running an intensive nine-month program for people serious about development careers. Not a bootcamp. Not self-paced videos. This is structured learning with experienced developers who've built production systems.
You'll work on actual projects — the kind where requirements change, APIs break, and you need to figure things out. Because that's what the job is.
Real Codebases
Work with existing systems, debug production issues, and learn to read code written by other developers.
Team Dynamics
Participate in code reviews, pair programming sessions, and sprint planning meetings.
Problem Solving
Build features from ambiguous requirements and learn to ask the right questions.
Modern Tools
Get comfortable with Git workflows, CI/CD pipelines, and the developer tools teams actually use.
Three Phases of Development
We've structured the program around how developers actually grow. You start with foundations, move into specialization, and finish by shipping complete projects.
Core Development Fundamentals
Months 1-3You'll learn JavaScript properly — not just the syntax, but how it actually works. Closures, async patterns, error handling. We spend time on HTML and CSS because presentation matters. You'll write tests, use version control effectively, and understand how browsers render pages.
Framework Specialization
Months 4-6Pick your track — React, Vue, or backend Node.js. You'll build applications that handle real user data, manage state properly, and perform well. We cover deployment, monitoring, and what happens when things break in production.
Portfolio Projects
Months 7-9Build two substantial projects you can show employers. One solo, one in a team. You'll handle everything — requirements gathering, architecture decisions, implementation, testing, and deployment. These projects become the centerpiece of your portfolio.
What Makes This Different
Most programs teach you to pass interviews. We teach you to be productive on day one. Our instructors are working developers who still write code professionally. They know what matters and what's just noise.
Classes are small — maximum 16 people per cohort. You'll get code reviews on everything you write. When you're stuck, you'll work through problems with someone who's solved similar issues dozens of times.
