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Frontend Engineering
HTML, CSS and JavaScript taught properly, then React, state, testing and accessibility. You finish able to take a Figma file and a rough API and ship the thing.
Twelve-week evening cohorts in Uyo and online. You ship real work every week, reviewed line by line by people who do this for a living.
Cohort 07 starts 5 October. 24 seats, 9 already taken.
Build interfaces people can actually use — from layout and state to accessibility and performance budgets.
What you build
412people finished a cohort
68%hired or freelancing within 6 months
1:6mentor to student
Same rhythm every week, for twelve weeks. No lecture backlog to binge on a Sunday night.
Fifteen minutes, no whiteboard. We want to know what you have tried already and how much time you can honestly give.
One realistic task, written the way a team lead would write it — vague in the places real briefs are vague.
Two hours with your mentor. Half teaching, half watching someone solve the hard part of the brief in front of you.
Your work gets read and commented on by a working engineer. This is the part people say changed everything.
Demo night in front of hiring partners, plus warm intros to the companies whose stack matches what you built.
Pick the one closest to the work you want to be doing next year. You can switch once in the first two weeks.
Most applied for
HTML, CSS and JavaScript taught properly, then React, state, testing and accessibility. You finish able to take a Figma file and a rough API and ship the thing.
Beginner friendly
Spreadsheets to SQL to Python. Real messy data from real Nigerian businesses, and the hard skill of saying what it means in one slide.
Some experience needed
Linux, Docker, CI pipelines and AWS. You will break a production deploy on purpose and then learn to bring it back.
Free, two weekends
Not sure which track fits? Start here. Computers, the internet, and writing your first hundred lines of code.
Everyone here still writes code for a living. Nobody teaches a tool they have not shipped with.
Frontend lead
Eight years building payment interfaces. Cares more about how your code reads than how clever it is.
Data
Came from logistics analytics. Will make you defend every chart you put on a slide.
Cloud & DevOps
Runs infrastructure for a fintech. Believes the only way to trust a deploy is to have broken one.
Careers
Reviews every CV and sits in on mock interviews until you stop apologising in them.
₦180,000 for a full twelve-week track, payable in three monthly parts. Foundations is free. If the fee is the only thing standing between you and a seat, apply anyway and tick the scholarship box — we hold six part-funded places every cohort.
Yes, and it needs 8GB of RAM to keep up. We have twelve machines at the Uyo campus you can book for the evening if you do not have one yet.
Most of the class does. Sessions run 6–8pm and everything is recorded. Budget six to eight hours a week including your own project time, and be honest with yourself about that number before you apply.
We cannot promise one, and be careful of anyone who does. What we do is introduce you to our hiring partners, prepare you for their interviews, and keep working with you for six months after you finish.
Yes. Roughly half of each cohort is fully online, from Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and further. Same mentors, same reviews.
Applications close 26 September, or whenever the last of the 24 seats goes.
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