Full Stack Development
Build a working product end to end: interfaces, logic, data, authentication, and a deployment you can send to anyone.
16 weeks · 6 classroom hours weekly
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The second half of the athlete.
Two technology tracks, timetabled against training rather than squeezed underneath it. No prior experience required, and no expectation that you choose one identity.
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Cyber Security
Understand how systems fail, how attacks are run, and how a defender detects, contains, and reports an incident under pressure.
14 weeks · 6 classroom hours weekly
See the curriculumOne timetable, not two competing ones.
Court blocks and lab blocks are planned together and protected equally. When a tournament moves, the classroom moves with it.
Monday
Court: handling and finishing block. Lab: one module session.
Wednesday
Court: team tactics and film. Lab: build time with an instructor on the floor.
Saturday
Court: competitive block. Lab: capstone work, mentor hour, and the weekly review.
Who teaches it.
Working engineers, analysts, and instructors, plus a mentor list of practitioners who sit on review panels and answer real questions.
Classroom ratio
Never more than twelve athletes to one instructor.
Mentor time
A working practitioner reviews your work every cycle.
After the course
Interview preparation and referral conversations, not a certificate in a drawer.
Not sure which track fits?
Tell us how you think, what you have already tried, and where you want to be in a year. We will recommend the starting point.
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