Do I need a coding background?
Not for the Full Stack or MS Office tracks — they start from fundamentals.
AI Engineering assumes you can already write basic Python, since day one
moves straight into NumPy.
Are classes live or recorded?
Live and instructor-led, in small cohorts, so you can ask mid-session and get
unblocked the same hour. Every session is also recorded, so revising never
depends on how good your notes were.
What do I actually finish with?
Deployed projects in a public repository, a certificate anyone can check on our
verification page, and
interview practice against real questions — not a PDF and a handshake.
Can I do this alongside a full-time job?
Yes — a good share of our learners are working professionals. Sessions are
recorded and cohorts are small enough to work around real schedules. Tell us your
constraints when you enquire and we'll be honest about whether it fits.
How long does a track take?
It varies by track — the AI Engineering and Java Full Stack internships run
15 days, Python Full Stack runs 45. Full module lists, durations and prerequisites
for every track are on the syllabus page.
What does it cost?
Fees depend on the track and whether you join a group or take personal sessions.
Tell us which track you're considering and we'll send the exact figure —
no call required to get a number.
Do you help with placement?
Yes. Portfolio review, mock interviews and placement support are part of the
tracks, not an upsell. We work with you through to the offer.
Do you build software too, or only train?
Both, with the same engineers. We run
our own products in production and take on
client builds — websites, apps and
custom systems. It's why the training uses examples we actually shipped.
