Flexible Learning Plans

We believe education should be both high-quality and accessible, so our pricing reflects that balance. It's all about providing options that meet different needs—whether you're just starting or looking to deepen your expertise. By focusing on flexibility, we aim to support students from all walks of life without compromising on what truly matters: learning that works for you. Identify which learning option best supports your development:

• Starter

  The "Starter" tier suits those testing the waters of the software development lifecycle, offering a low-commitment way to build foundational skills. Participants typically bring curiosity and time, receiving structured guidance, practical tasks, and early exposure to real-world workflows. Three things stand out: the clarity of its scope—it avoids overwhelming beginners; hands-on learning that bridges theory and practice; and access to basic feedback, which, while not exhaustive, is enough to spark improvement. For some, this tier might serve as a stepping stone, helping them decide if deeper investment makes sense. It's not for everyone, but that’s kind of the point. Why pay for bells and whistles you’re not ready for?

• Ultimate

  Deep code reviews stand out in the "Ultimate" pathway—perfect for learners who thrive on dissecting complex problems and crave direct, detailed feedback. It’s not just about spotting errors; it’s about understanding why choices were made. And yes, the one-on-one mentoring here isn’t your typical surface-level guidance—it’s tailored, sometimes brutally honest, because that’s what sharpens skills. Another thing? The collaborative projects—those demand focus and patience, sure, but they mirror real-world dynamics so closely it’s almost jarring. For someone who’s not just curious but hungry to master the nuances, this level fits like second nature.

• Pro

  The "Pro" pathway brings a sharp focus on collaboration and adaptability. It’s tailored for teams that thrive on iterative feedback—building on input without getting bogged down. And yes, that means smoother pivots when priorities shift mid-project. One standout? Direct access to senior development leads, cutting through layers of back-and-forth. It's not just faster; it's clearer, too.

• Enhanced

  The "Enhanced" involvement pathway really clicks with learners who are hands-on, detail-oriented, and eager to take ownership of their growth—often mid-level developers aiming to deepen their lifecycle expertise. It focuses heavily on practical application through direct project integration, which is huge for those who learn best by doing (and who maybe find strictly theoretical approaches a bit dry). There's also a strong emphasis on mentorship—more tailored than you'd expect—pairing participants with experienced developers for guidance that feels less like instruction and more like collaboration. And yes, the access to iterative feedback cycles means they’re constantly refining, not just working in isolation. It’s not for everyone, and it’s not meant to be—but for those who thrive on personalized challenges and real-world problem-solving, it’s a sweet spot.