We currently offer three comprehensive programs: Software Engineering, Cyber Security, and Data Science. Each program includes structured daily lessons, hands-on weekend challenges, and a supportive cohort-based learning experience. Choose the path that aligns with your career goals.

No prior experience is required! All our courses are designed for complete beginners. Whether you're interested in Software Engineering, Cyber Security, or Data Science, we start with fundamentals and progressively build your skills through structured content.

Expect to dedicate 2-4 hours daily, Monday through Friday, for lessons and knowledge checks. Weekends include practical challenges that take 3-5 hours.

You'll join a cohort of fellow students for peer support, have access to our support center, and can leverage AI tools like ChatGPT as recommended in your lessons. You'll never learn alone, your cohort is your learning community.

Upon completing all phases and requirements, you'll receive a verified Certificate of Completion. You can showcase your certificate, portfolio projects, and newly acquired skills to potential employers or clients in your chosen field.

Yes! If you decide to explore a different tech path, you can enroll in additional programs. Each program; Software Engineering, Cyber Security, or Data Science is independent, so you can study multiple disciplines or switch based on your evolving career interests.

If a payment is missed, your access to new lessons will be paused. Once you make the payment, you'll be reassigned to the next available cohort so you can continue learning with peers at the same stage. There's no penalty, just resume when you're ready.

There are no live classes. Our courses follow a structured schedule with daily lessons Monday through Friday and weekend challenges. After enrolling and making payment, you get access to all content for the phase. You learn alongside your cohort. Everyone follows the same curriculum timeline and progresses through phases together, creating a shared learning experience.

You'll need a computer (laptop or desktop) and a stable internet connection to access course materials, submit code challenges, and interact with the platform. Most lessons and resources are optimized to work on standard bandwidth.