MSDAI — Modern Software Development with AI

Two tracks. One start date.

Start where you are.
Go as far as you want.

Both tracks run from August 1 with the same instructor, the same Git workflow from Week 3, and the same AI habits built in throughout. The difference is how deep you go in this cohort.

Absolute Beginner

HTML, CSS, JavaScript & Git

Your entry point to software development. Three focused phases, three deployed projects, and a GitHub portfolio that proves you can build — not just watch tutorials.

Full value: ~~₦100,000~~ 75% off

₦24,999

12 weeks · 36 live lessons · 3 milestone projects

✓ HTML & CSS — foundations to responsive layout

✓ Git & GitHub workflow from Week 3

✓ JavaScript — core to async patterns

✓ 3 dedicated AI workflow sessions

✓ 3 deployed projects · Live GitHub portfolio

✓ Certificate on completion of all required work

Claim my beginner spot →

15 spots remaining · Closes July 28

Most Complete

Foundational Fullstack

From First Tag to Full-Stack Deployment

The complete developer journey in one cohort. Frontend, backend, database, and deployment — five milestone projects and a live full-stack application on your GitHub.

Full value: ~~₦175,000~~ 71% off

₦49,999

16 weeks · 48 live lessons · 5 milestone projects

✓ Everything in the Absolute Beginner track

✓ React & Tailwind CSS

✓ Node.js & Express (backend)

✓ PostgreSQL (database)

✓ 4 dedicated AI workflow sessions

✓ 5 deployed projects · Full-stack capstone with live demo

Claim my fullstack spot →

10 spots remaining · Closes July 28

Side-by-side comparison

	Absolute Beginner	Foundational Fullstack
Price (cohort)	₦24,999	₦49,999
Duration	12 weeks	16 weeks
Live lessons	36	48
HTML & CSS	✓	✓
Git & GitHub workflow	✓	✓
JavaScript	✓	✓
AI workflow sessions	3 sessions	4 sessions
React & Tailwind CSS	—	✓
Node.js & Express	—	✓
PostgreSQL	—	✓
Authentication concepts	—	✓
Deployed projects	3	5
Full-stack capstone	—	✓
Certificate	✓	✓
Post-cohort support	2 weeks	2 weeks
Spots remaining	15	10

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The transformation

Right now you're watching.
Four months from now, you're shipping.

The gap between developers who get hired and those who stay stuck isn't talent. It's having work that exists in the world — on a live URL, in a GitHub profile a recruiter can open right now.

Before the programme

After the programme

✕

Tutorial after tutorial — nothing to show for it

✓

A GitHub profile with real commits employers can open right now

✕

No experience working on a team with branches and pull requests

✓

Weeks of real feature-branch and pull-request collaboration practice

✕

Stuck on errors with no real framework for debugging

✓

A debugging system: read the error, understand the cause, fix the root

✕

No backend, no database, no idea how to connect it all together

✓

A deployed full-stack app: Node.js, PostgreSQL, live URL, auth concepts

✕

Copying AI output without understanding what it's doing

✓

Directing AI as a code reviewer and debugger — not a code generator

The curriculum

Each skill earned
before the next one begins.

Both tracks are structured so that every skill is mastered before the next begins. No skipping ahead. No shortcuts. Select your track below to see the full curriculum.

Three phases. Three milestone projects. By the time you finish, you can explain, build, and deploy every piece of a JavaScript web application — and you have the GitHub profile to prove it.

01

Web Foundations — HTML, CSS & Git

Weeks 1–5 · 15 lessons

▶

Wk 1

How the web works + HTML basics

Browser, server, HTTP, VS Code setup. Build your first webpage.

📄 First webpage

Wk 2

HTML in depth + Accessibility

Semantic elements, forms, ARIA landmarks, proper tab order.

📄 Accessible profile

Wk 3

Git, GitHub & Collaborative Workflow

Feature branches, pull requests, peer code review — the same workflow every real team uses, from Week 3 forward.

🚀 GitHub Pages via PR

Wk 4

CSS Fundamentals + Box Model

Selectors, specificity, spacing, layout properties.

🎨 Styled product card

Wk 5

CSS Layout + Responsive Design

Flexbox, CSS Grid, media queries, mobile-first. Build a full responsive landing page.

🏁 Milestone 1 shipped

02

JavaScript

Weeks 6–9 · 12 lessons

▶

Wk 6

JavaScript Foundations + First AI code review

Variables, conditions, operators — plus your first structured AI review session. Learn to evaluate suggestions, not copy them.

🧮 Grade calculator

Wk 7

Functions + Loops

Arrow functions, iteration patterns, structured problem-solving approach.

📝 Quiz application

Wk 8

Arrays, Objects + AI Debugging

Real bugs in real code. Diagnose each one with AI, understand the root cause, fix it properly.

🐛 Debug workflow built

Wk 9

DOM, Events, Fetch API + localStorage

Live API data, local persistence, event-driven interactions.

🏁 Milestone 2 shipped

03

JavaScript in the Real World + AI Mastery + Capstone

Weeks 10–12 · 9 lessons

▶

Wk 10

Async patterns + Error handling + Real-world APIs

Promises, async/await, handling failure gracefully. Build resilient code that doesn't break when an API is slow or returns an error.

🔄 Async-ready app

Wk 11

AI mastery week — your new permanent workflow

A full week dedicated to making AI a professional tool. Structured debugging sessions, code review workflows, evaluating suggestions critically. Not a shortcut — a superpower you keep for every project after.

🤖 AI workflow locked in

Wk 12

Capstone — build, AI-review, deploy, present

Apply everything from Weeks 1–11. Build your best project, put it through a full AI code review, deploy it to a live URL, and present it live with Q&A. Your final GitHub milestone.

🏁 Milestone 3 shipped

Four phases. Five milestone projects. By the time you finish, you can explain, build, and ship every layer of a full-stack application from scratch.

01

Web Foundations — HTML, CSS & Git

Weeks 1–5 · 15 lessons

▶

Wk 1

How the web works + HTML basics

Browser, server, HTTP, VS Code setup. Build your first webpage.

📄 First webpage

Wk 2

HTML in depth + Accessibility

Semantic elements, forms, ARIA landmarks, proper tab order.

📄 Accessible profile

Wk 3

Git, GitHub & Collaborative Workflow

Feature branches, pull requests, peer code review — the same workflow every real team uses, from Week 3 forward.

🚀 GitHub Pages via PR

Wk 4

CSS Fundamentals + Box Model

Selectors, specificity, spacing, layout properties.

🎨 Styled product card

Wk 5

CSS Layout + Responsive Design

Flexbox, CSS Grid, media queries, mobile-first. Build a full responsive landing page.

🏁 Milestone 2 shipped

02

JavaScript

Weeks 6–9 · 12 lessons

▶

Wk 6

JavaScript Foundations + First AI code review

Variables, conditions, operators — plus your first structured AI review session. Learn to evaluate suggestions, not copy them.

🧮 Grade calculator

Wk 7

Functions + Loops

Arrow functions, iteration patterns, structured problem-solving approach.

📝 Quiz application

Wk 8

Arrays, Objects + AI Debugging

Real bugs in real code. Diagnose each one with AI, understand the root cause, fix it properly. Not copy a patch. Understand it.

🐛 Debug workflow built

Wk 9

DOM, Events, Fetch API + localStorage

Live API data, local persistence, event-driven interactions.

🏁 Milestone 3 shipped

03

React & Tailwind CSS

Weeks 10–12 · 9 lessons

▶

Wk 10

React setup + Components + State

JSX, functional components, props, useState, list rendering.

🧩 Component library

Wk 11

Tailwind CSS + useEffect + Data Fetching

Utility-first styling, side effects, live API data — plus React debugging with AI.

⚡ API-powered React app

Wk 12

React Router + Forms + AI Code Review

Multi-page navigation, form validation — and a full AI codebase review to clean your work before shipping.

🏁 Milestone 4 shipped

04

Backend, Database & Full-Stack

Weeks 13–16 · 12 lessons

▶

Wk 13

Node.js + Express fundamentals

REST API, route handlers, HTTP methods, JSON responses.

🔌 First REST API

Wk 14

Middleware, Error Handling + AI Security Review

Organising Express at scale — then an AI security audit of your backend before it ships.

🛡️ Reviewed Express API

Wk 15

PostgreSQL + pg

SQL fundamentals, parameterised queries, schema design, real persistence.

💾 Persistent database API

Wk 16

Full-stack integration + Auth concepts + Deployment + Capstone

CORS, env vars, JWTs, bcrypt — then deploy everything. Live capstone demo with Q&A.

🏁 Milestone 5 deployed

Milestone projects

Deployed. Documented.
Shareable.

Not exercises. Live projects with real URLs and commit history. Select your track to see what you'll ship.

01

Weeks 1–5

Profile & Responsive Landing Page

HTML · CSS · GitHub Pages · Your first PR merged

HTMLCSSGitHub PagesResponsive

02

Weeks 6–9

Interactive JavaScript App

DOM · Fetch API · localStorage · AI-debugged

JavaScriptFetch API

03

Weeks 10–12 · Capstone

AI-Reviewed Web Application

JavaScript · External API · Full AI code review · Live URL · Live capstone presentation

JavaScriptAsync/AwaitDeployedAI-reviewed

01

Weeks 1–3

Personal Profile Page

HTML · CSS · GitHub Pages · Your first PR merged

HTMLCSSGitHub Pages

02

Weeks 4–5

Responsive Landing Page

Flexbox · Grid · Media queries

FlexboxCSS Grid

03

Weeks 7–9

Interactive JS App

DOM · Fetch API · localStorage

JavaScriptFetch API

04

Weeks 10–12

Multi-page React App

React Router · Tailwind · APIs

ReactTailwind

05

Weeks 13–16 · Capstone

Full-Stack Deployed App

Node.js · PostgreSQL · Auth · Live URL

Node.jsPostgreSQLJWTDeployed

The AI difference

You'll learn to direct AI.
Not defer to it.

There's a version of AI use that makes you a faster, sharper developer. There's a version that makes you permanently dependent on a tool you can't evaluate. This programme builds the right habits from Week 6 — the ones real teams need.

Both tracks include dedicated AI sessions. Absolute Beginner: 3 sessions. Foundational Fullstack: 4 sessions — shown in detail below.

Week 6 — Phase 2 · Both tracks

First AI code review

Submit your landing page to an AI, evaluate the suggestions critically, fix real issues — and learn which suggestions to ignore and why. The habit starts here.

Week 8 — Phase 2 · Both tracks

AI debugging workflow (see terminal)

Three real bugs in working code. Diagnose each with AI, understand the root cause, fix it properly. Not copy a patch. Understand it.

Week 11 — Phase 3

React debugging with AI · Fullstack only

Stale closures, infinite re-render loops, undefined prop crashes. Identify each root cause before touching the fix. This is how senior engineers use AI.

Week 14 — Phase 4 · Fullstack only

Backend AI security review

Audit your Express API for security gaps, missing error handling, and edge cases — the way a senior engineer reviews a backend before it ships.

Week 8 · debugging-session.js

1

function getUser(id) {

2

return users[id].name // ← TypeError!

3

}

$ node app.js

TypeError: Cannot read properties

of undefined (reading 'name')

at getUser (app.js:2)

AI REVIEW

users[id] is undefined when no match
is found. You're accessing .name
before checking if it exists.

Add a null guard first:
if (!users[id]) return null

✓ Root cause: missing null check

✓ Fixed: getUser now returns safely

$ node app.js port 3000 ✓

What you walk away with

Portfolio proof.
Not just a certificate.

A certificate tells an employer you attended. A live GitHub portfolio tells them you can build. You leave with both — and the portfolio is what moves the needle.

3

Milestone projects covering HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — all on GitHub with real commit history

2+

Deployed apps on live URLs — shareable in job applications, LinkedIn, and client conversations

9

Weeks of feature-branch and pull-request practice — from Week 3 all the way to your capstone

3

Dedicated AI workflow sessions — debugging, code review, mastery — habits you carry into every project after

1

Live capstone presentation with full code walkthrough — you present your work, not just submit it

→

Direct pathway to Foundational Fullstack when you're ready for React, Node.js, and databases

5

Milestone projects covering every layer of the stack — all on GitHub with real commit history

3+

Deployed apps on live URLs — shareable in applications, LinkedIn, and client conversations

14

Weeks of feature-branch and pull-request collaboration practice — not just theory

4

Dedicated AI workflow sessions — debugging, code review, security — building permanent habits

1

Live capstone demo with full code walkthrough — you present your work, not just submit it

∞

A real foundation to go deeper: TypeScript, Docker, testing, system design — built on mastery

Your instructor

Built and taught by someone
who ships production systems for a living.

Full-Stack Engineer Systems Architect AI-Native Builder Python · Django · FastAPI Node.js · Express · NestJS React · Next.js · TypeScript Fintech · Edtech · Agritech · SaaS

Ahmed Tijani

Full-Stack Engineer, Systems Architect & AI-Native Builder · onimisea.com

I'm Ahmed — a full-stack software engineer, systems architect, and founder behind the Onimisea personal engineering brand. Onimisea is not a product. It is the trust layer around how I think, build, ship, and operate: through it, I am building a product ecosystem that includes Onimisera, OWU, Oisere, and OnimiTradeOS.

My work is grounded in one belief: software should solve real problems under real constraints. I see engineering as turning business problems into systems users can trust, teams can maintain, and markets can adopt. I work across frontend, backend, infrastructure, AI workflows, security, product strategy, and user experience — but the stack is not the strategy. The real work is knowing which trade-offs matter, which risks are hidden, and how to move from ambiguity to production.

What drives me is the belief that powerful software should be accessible to people usually excluded from premium technology: built with affordability, offline behaviour, security, and user trust at the centre, not the edge. This curriculum is the exact workflow, toolset, and engineering habits I use in production today.

At Accessivo I was the sole architect and engineer who took a product from zero to 6,700+ active users processing over ₦35M in transactions. Every decision in this curriculum comes from that kind of accountability.

From past students

From people who were exactly
where you are.

★★★★★

I went in not knowing what a variable was. By Week 9 I had an expense tracker pulling live currency data from an external API. That moment made it real — I was building actual software, not following a tutorial.

FK

Fatimah K.

Cohort 1 graduate · Now freelancing

★★★★★

The Git workflow from Week 3 was a turning point. I had been pushing directly to main. By Week 5 I was reviewing other people's code and writing proper PR descriptions. That alone made me look employable.

OA

Olumide A.

Cohort 1 graduate · Junior developer at a Lagos startup

★★★★★

I expected the AI sessions to be "ask ChatGPT and copy the answer." They weren't. I learned to read what the AI was saying, decide if it was right, and fix the actual problem. That's a skill I use every day now.

CA

Chioma A.

Cohort 2 graduate · Intermediate track enrolled

Be honest with yourself

This programme is built
for one type of person.

Not everyone who wants to build software is ready for how this programme works. Select your track for the honest breakdown.

✦ This is for you if…

You've never written code and want a focused, achievable 12-week starting point

You want to know if software development is the right path before committing to the full 16-week programme

3 months and 6–8 hours per week feels more realistic than 4 months and 10–15 hours right now

You want a clean GitHub portfolio of real deployed work before going deeper into the stack

You understand this track ends at JavaScript — and you're excited to continue from there

✗ This is not for you if…

You already know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — you belong in Foundational Fullstack

You want React, Node.js, or a database in this cohort — that's the 16-week track

You're unwilling to submit weekly assignments — both tracks require this without exception

You don't have reliable laptop access — this is a hard requirement for both tracks

✦ This is for you if…

You have zero experience and want to build real things, not just watch tutorials forever

You're switching careers and need a GitHub portfolio that holds up when a recruiter looks

You've started courses before but never finished anything you could actually deploy

You want to understand AI as a professional tool, not become dependent on it

You can commit 10–15 hours a week for 4 months and treat it like a second job

✗ This is not for you if…

You're looking for a shortcut — every week has required submissions with no exceptions

You want someone to build things on your behalf instead of teaching you to build them

You can't commit the time and expect to catch up without engaging with the instructor

You already have 2+ years of professional development experience — this is the wrong level

Before you decide

Every hesitation.
Answered directly.

Which track should I choose — Absolute Beginner or Foundational Fullstack?

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It comes down to one honest question: do you want to go full-stack in this cohort, or do you want to build a solid frontend foundation first? If you are genuinely new to code and the idea of learning a backend language, a database, and React in 16 weeks feels overwhelming — start with Absolute Beginner. You'll graduate with three deployed projects, real JavaScript skills, and the right habits before going further. If you're ready to commit 10–15 hours a week for 4 months and want to finish able to build and deploy a complete web application — Foundational Fullstack is the right call. Both tracks start August 1. Same instructor. The difference is how far you go in this cohort.

Can I start with Absolute Beginner and join Foundational Fullstack later?

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Yes — and this is the intended pathway. Graduates from the Absolute Beginner track are eligible for the intermediate programme in the next cohort, which picks up exactly where the beginner track ends. You won't repeat content; you'll continue it. If after completing 12 weeks you want to join the next Foundational Fullstack cohort instead, that's also an option. Message Onimisea when you're ready and you'll get an honest recommendation based on where you are then.

Is the Absolute Beginner track just the first 9 weeks of Foundational Fullstack?

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It shares the same HTML, CSS, Git, and JavaScript phases — but it's not a shortened version. The Absolute Beginner track has its own Phase 3 (Weeks 10–12) dedicated to JavaScript in the real world and a full AI workflow mastery week that doesn't exist in the Foundational Fullstack structure. You get more depth on async JavaScript and more deliberate time on AI habits before the capstone. The Foundational Fullstack uses those same weeks to begin React. They are two different journeys, not one journey cut short.

I have zero experience. Is this actually for me?

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Zero experience is the baseline both tracks were designed for. Week 1 begins with how the browser works, before a single line of code is written. The students who struggle aren't the ones who start as beginners — they're the ones who treat the lessons as optional. If you show up, attempt every assignment, and ask questions when you're stuck, you will finish with real deployed software on your GitHub. If you're uncertain about the 16-week commitment, the Absolute Beginner track is designed for exactly that uncertainty.

YouTube is free. Why should I pay for this?

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YouTube gives you 10,000 unordered videos with no feedback, no deadlines, and no one to tell you when your code is wrong. Most people who try to learn from YouTube alone quit within three months — not because they lack intelligence, but because watching is not the same as building under accountability. What you're paying for here is structure, a real instructor who reviews your work, a cohort that debugs alongside you, and an outcome: deployed projects on your GitHub by the end. Free content exists everywhere. A portfolio that convinces an employer does not.

There are free bootcamps and government programmes. Why not wait for one of those?

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Free government programmes are real — and worth applying to. But most have thousands of applicants for a few hundred spots, offer no guarantee of a start date, and are built around certificates rather than deployed work. This cohort starts August 1. You know exactly what you're getting and when it ends. The pricing is the cost of certainty: a fixed start date, a confirmed instructor, weeks of structured work, and a portfolio you can show a hiring manager in November. Waiting for a free slot that may never arrive is its own cost.

What if NEPA kills my power or my data finishes mid-session?

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Sessions are not recorded, but Onimisea is available between 9am and 5pm on weekdays to put you through anything you missed. If power or data cuts out during a live lesson, reach out during those hours and you will be walked through the missed content before the weekly deadline. The curriculum is built knowing that Nigerian infrastructure is not reliable — that's why written notes, downloadable resources, and direct weekday support are part of the package. What the programme requires is that you find a way to complete your assignment before the deadline, not that you have uninterrupted electricity. Most Cohort 1 and 2 students dealt with exactly this. They still shipped.

The commitment feels long. What if I fall behind?

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Every week has written notes and Onimisea is available 9am to 5pm on weekdays to walk you through anything you missed. The structure gives you three weekly touchpoints — concept lesson, guided exercise, project session — so if one week goes sideways, there's room to recover. The cohort community and group debugging sessions exist for exactly this. The students who fall out are the ones who disappear when it gets hard. If you're worried about the 16-week commitment, the Absolute Beginner track at 12 weeks is a more manageable starting point.

I don't have a laptop. Can I do this on my phone?

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A laptop or desktop is required. Writing, running, and debugging real code on a phone is not practically possible for the work this programme produces. If access to a device is the barrier, message Onimisea before the cohort closes — there may be options to explore, including cybercafé schedules or shared arrangements that past students have used. But do not pay and enrol if you do not have reliable computer access. That would be the wrong decision for both of us.

I already know some HTML and CSS. Is there a faster track?

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If you can build a responsive layout in CSS Grid, write a working JavaScript fetch request, and push to GitHub with a proper commit message — message Onimisea and describe exactly where you are. You will get an honest answer about whether this cohort is the right level or whether you should wait for the intermediate track. The goal is not to get you enrolled; it's to get you into the right programme. If this one is too basic, that's worth knowing before you pay.

Why no TypeScript, Docker, or advanced auth?

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You can't learn TypeScript before you understand JavaScript. You can't use Docker before you understand what you're containerising. Adding those here produces a developer with seven half-learned skills and zero mastery. TypeScript, Docker, and JWT auth in depth are the starting point of the intermediate track. When you get there, you'll be genuinely ready.

Won't AI just write my code? What am I actually learning?

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If you use AI to generate code you don't understand, you become a developer who can't write code — which means you can't evaluate AI output, debug it, or contribute on a real team. AI is introduced here as a debugging and code-review tool, not a generator. You write the code. You understand it. Then you use AI to catch what you missed. That's how senior engineers use it. That's the habit you're building from Week 6.

Will this actually help me get a job in Nigeria?

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That's the design goal behind every decision in this curriculum. Entry-level developers get hired on the strength of two things: a portfolio of real work and the ability to contribute from day one. Every project you build here is deployed to a live URL and pushed to your GitHub — shareable in applications, LinkedIn messages, and interviews. Nigerian startups, Lagos tech companies, and remote-first teams all hire from GitHub portfolios. The certificate is proof you completed it. The portfolio is what gets you in the door.

How much time do I need per week?

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For the Absolute Beginner track: plan for 6–8 hours per week. For Foundational Fullstack: plan for 10–15 hours. Both include three live lessons each week plus assignment time. The students who get the most from this treat it like a part-time job. If you can commit that, you leave with a portfolio that's genuinely worth putting in front of employers.

₦49,999 / ₦24,999 is real money. What if I can't afford it?

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It's worth putting the numbers in context. Decagon charges upwards of ₦500,000. AltSchool Africa runs between ₦300,000 and ₦600,000 per year. Semicolon's programme costs over ₦1,000,000. Both MSDAI tracks are priced deliberately to remove the financial barrier without removing the seriousness of the commitment. If the amount is genuinely out of reach right now, be honest with yourself about whether August is the right time — and come back for the next cohort when you're ready.

I've been scammed by online courses before. How is this different?

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That scepticism is earned, and it's the right question to ask. The difference is verifiable: 75 graduates from Cohorts 1 and 2 completed this same programme. You can message Onimisea on WhatsApp and ask to speak to a past student before you pay a naira. No legitimate training provider refuses that request. You should be able to find someone who went through the programme, ask them what they built, and look at their GitHub. If the answer is disappointing, don't enrol. If it's not — you have your answer.

What's included

Everything you need.
Nothing that wastes your time.

Included — both tracks

✓ Live lessons with the instructor (36 for Beginner, 48 for Fullstack)

✓ Written notes for every lesson

✓ Catch-up support via Onimisea, available 9am–5pm weekdays

✓ Weekly assignments with defined requirements

✓ Private cohort community for debugging and questions

✓ Group debugging and code-review sessions

✓ GitHub guidance and deployment walkthroughs

✓ Progress tracking across all weeks

✓ Live capstone presentation with Q&A

✓ Certificate — issued only after all practical work is complete

✓ Two weeks of post-cohort support

Not included

✗ Unlimited one-to-one mentoring

✗ Instructor completing assignments on your behalf

✗ Session recordings — missed content is covered through weekday catch-up support

Why the certificate requires practical work

A certificate you can collect without building anything is worth nothing to an employer — and it's worth nothing to you. Every submission requirement exists to make the certificate mean something. Yours will.

The bootcamp
that ends with
deployed software
on your GitHub.

Start where you are.
Go as far as you want.

Right now you're watching.
Four months from now, you're shipping.

Each skill earned
before the next one begins.

Deployed. Documented.
Shareable.

You'll learn to direct AI.
Not defer to it.

Portfolio proof.
Not just a certificate.

Built and taught by someone
who ships production systems for a living.

From people who were exactly
where you are.

This programme is built
for one type of person.

Every hesitation.
Answered directly.

Everything you need.
Nothing that wastes your time.

Cohort 3 closes July 28.
Two tracks. Limited spots.

The bootcampthat ends withdeployed softwareon your GitHub.

Start where you are.Go as far as you want.

Right now you're watching.Four months from now, you're shipping.

Each skill earnedbefore the next one begins.

Deployed. Documented.Shareable.

You'll learn to direct AI.Not defer to it.

Portfolio proof.Not just a certificate.

Built and taught by someonewho ships production systems for a living.

From people who were exactlywhere you are.

This programme is builtfor one type of person.

Every hesitation.Answered directly.

Everything you need.Nothing that wastes your time.

Cohort 3 closes July 28.Two tracks. Limited spots.

The bootcamp
that ends with
deployed software
on your GitHub.

Start where you are.
Go as far as you want.

Right now you're watching.
Four months from now, you're shipping.

Each skill earned
before the next one begins.

Deployed. Documented.
Shareable.

You'll learn to direct AI.
Not defer to it.

Portfolio proof.
Not just a certificate.

Built and taught by someone
who ships production systems for a living.

From people who were exactly
where you are.

This programme is built
for one type of person.

Every hesitation.
Answered directly.

Everything you need.
Nothing that wastes your time.

Cohort 3 closes July 28.
Two tracks. Limited spots.