Our programme is designed to be accessible to individuals starting from scratch in the field of software development. Here's how it works:

Structured Curriculum

We have a carefully structured curriculum that starts with the basics and builds up to more complex topics. This allows beginners to grasp foundational concepts before moving on to advanced material.

Immersive Learning Experience

With engaging daily lessons, hands-on projects, and interactive challenges, we make sure you're not just learning – you're applying new concepts in real-time. This supportive approach ensures you quickly gain the practical skills you need, all while enjoying the adventure of discovery.

Hands-on Projects

From the start, you work on real-world projects that apply what you're learning in a practical context. This project-based learning approach helps solidify coding principles and practices, even for those without prior experience.

Mentorship and Support

You receive guidance from experienced facilitators and mentors who provide personalised feedback and support. This one-on-one mentoring helps address individual learning needs and overcome any hurdles along the way.

Skill-Focused Learning

The focus is on developing the skills needed for a tech career, rather than just theoretical knowledge. This means that even those without coding experience can build the competencies required by employers in the tech industry.

Besides teaching technical skills, we also include components on career preparation, such as CV writing, interview practice, and networking, which are crucial for transitioning into a tech career.

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Your commitment is crucial.

Full-time students should aim for 30-35 hours weekly, while part-time students should allocate 15 – 17.5 hours per week.

Engage with online resources, classroom sessions, and assessments diligently.

For Level 6, a commitment of 40 hrs per week is essential. No part-time option is currently available.

Applicants must have the legal right to study in New Zealand and must be a Domestic Student to apply.

All applicants must be able to meet the NCEA Level 1 Literacy and Numeracy requirements.

If English is not your first language, you must provide:

• New Zealand University Entrance, or
• Overall Academic IELTS 5.5 with no individual band score lower than 5.0 (achieved in one test completed in the last two years), or
• Acceptable alternative evidence of the required IELTS.

You may need to incur the following costs:

• Travel, accommodation, and food during classes
• Broadband internet access
• A computer or laptop. (Loan devices may be available in special cases)

Note: Fees and details are subject to change based on government policies and other factors.

To join this programme, you must satisfy all of these requirements:

• Have New Zealand or Australian residence/or citizenship
• Meet the NCEA Level 1 Literacy and Numeracy standards
• If English isn’t your first language, provide proof of proficiency