Active programmers make up our instructors. This indicates that they are knowledgeable about the most recent techniques and technology. They must go through a two-step verification procedure before they can begin teaching, during which we look at both their technical expertise and soft skills. All of them have at least three years of experience, so they can quickly explain actual IT issues.

From the start, we advocate for a highly pragmatic approach. This indicates that each of our courses consists of 80% practical instruction and merely 20% theory. You must know how to code if you want to work as a programmer, and we provide instruction.

Any student who completed all of the exams with at least 80% of the right answers and attended at least 80% of the sessions will be given a certificate of course completion. Students who completed the course with at least 60% participation but did not pass the exam or create a practical project will only receive a confirmation that they completed the course rather than a certificate. Pupils that break the contract are not given any paperwork.