Full-Stack JavaScript
TypeScript, React, Node, Postgres and the deployment pipeline around them. The broadest route to a first job.
A full-time developer bootcamp where every instructor still writes production code for a living. Three tracks, one intake at a time, and no cohort bigger than the room can teach.
Seats are released in one block and never topped up mid-course. When a bar is full, the next intake is the next option.
You write code from the first morning. Lectures are short and exist to unblock the thing you are building, not to fill a timetable.
Weeks 1–10 are guided projects. Weeks 11–14 are a real brief from a partner company. Weeks 15–16 are interview practice, portfolio work and the demo evening.
TypeScript, React, Node, Postgres and the deployment pipeline around them. The broadest route to a first job.
Python, SQL, pandas, and the statistics you actually need. Ends with a deployed model, not a notebook.
Linux, containers, CI/CD and AWS, taught two evenings a week for people already in a job.
Measured six months after graduation, for everyone who finished — not for everyone who responded to a survey.
“The client brief in week eleven was the whole thing. It is the only project I talked about in interviews.”
“My instructor pushed back on my pull requests harder than anyone has since. That was the point.”
“Part-time while working full-time was brutal and completely doable. Two evenings and Saturdays for six months.”
A short written application, then a technical conversation. No degree required, no take-home test that eats your weekend.